Browse All Jeep Grand Cherokee Variants & Compare
₹63.00 Lakhex-showroom
The Grand Cherokee is offered in just one trim, the Limited (O), priced at ₹63 Lakh ex-showroom. There is no variant ladder to compare, which makes shopping straightforward. Every car uses the same 2.0 litre turbo petrol, 8 speed automatic and four wheel drive, so the only choices left to you are paint and accessories.
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One trim, fully loaded
Where most SUVs spread features across many trims, the Grand Cherokee arrives in a single Limited (O) version at ₹63 Lakh. That means the flagship equipment is included from the start, not held back for a costlier trim. Buyers do not have to weigh a base model against a top one.
The trade is that there is no cheaper way into the range. If the price fits, you get the complete package in one step. For the full equipment picture, open the Grand Cherokee specification sheet.
What the single trim includes
The Limited (O) pairs the 272 PS turbo petrol with the 8 speed automatic and four wheel drive as standard. As the sole trim, it carries the luxury cabin, safety kit and comfort features Jeep fits to its flagship. There is no lesser version that removes any of this.
Because the mechanicals and equipment are fixed, your decisions come down to colour and any accessories. When you are ready, check the Grand Cherokee on-road price for your city.
The full lineup
| Variant | Fuel | Transmission | Ex-showroom price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Limited (O) | Petrol | Automatic | ₹63,00,000 |
Jeep Grand Cherokee variants: common questions
How many Grand Cherokee variants are there?
Just one. The Grand Cherokee is sold only in the Limited (O) trim at ₹63 Lakh ex-showroom, so there is no variant ladder to compare.
Is the single Grand Cherokee trim fully loaded?
Yes. Because it is the only trim, the Limited (O) comes with the flagship equipment as standard, rather than holding features back for a pricier version.
Can I get a cheaper Grand Cherokee?
No. There is no lower trim on offer, so ₹63 Lakh ex-showroom is the single entry point into the range in India.
What engine and drivetrain does the Grand Cherokee use?
A 2.0 litre turbo petrol with 272 PS, paired with an 8 speed automatic and four wheel drive. All of this is standard on the one trim.