The Jeep Brand, along with the Jeep Performance (JPP) parts, captures off-road fans at the 59th Jeep Easter Safari in Moab, Utah, from April 12 to 20, 2025.
Jeep Broderdorf’s Chief Executive Officer Bob Broderdorf said,
“Easter Jeep Safari was created by the Jeep owner for the Jeep owner.”
He emphasized the importance of the event in guiding Jeep development and strengthening community relations. The event, he said, provided an important opportunity for fans to experience jeep capabilities directly.
Among the concepts of vehicles that began this year was the concept of Jeep Convoy. Inspired by the military style design, this classic gladiator -based building represents the old jeep commitment to durability and practicality. Its design emphasizes eternal aesthetics combined with increasing modern function.
Our favorite concept vehicle is the concept of Jeep Wrangler Wrangler Rubicon 4xe Sunchaser. The vehicle is equipped for extensive outdoor activities and has practical storage solutions and installed equipment, making it ideal for daily visits.
Not only is Rubicon Speced Sunchaser a headdresser, but it is also a very capable and powerful animal. The 2.0-liter Turbocharged engine-four jeep engines delivered 270 horsepower and 295 pounds. However, combined with the 4xe hybrid system, the number of outputs increased significantly to 375 horsepower and 470 pound torque.
Another prominent, competing for our attention with the Sunchaser, is the Jeep Bug Out 4xe Concept, which expands on the Wrangler platform with an extended and ultralight carbon fiber body aimed at delighting fans.
These vehicles integrate sophisticated materials and camping functions, meeting outdoor adventure requirements. These two seats, with adequate storage capacity, are ideal for couples who want to hit the path and stay for a moment.
For nostalgic fans of a vibrant automotive era, the concept of Jeep Rewind captures the essence of the bold neon style of reminding the 20th century. This Wrangler -based building aims to raise memories while delivering contemporary performance standards.
The concept of the Jeep Wrangler 4xe action framework takes a different approach, acting as a significant exhibition of nearly 40 JPP components tested by the factory. This “Rolling Catalog” highlights accessories and improvements available directly from the Jeep Performance Division, offering an easy way to visualize the potential increase for Jeep owners.
Jeep Gladiator High High Honcho Concept revives the mid-1970s spirit of Jeep Honcho, famous for its own style of heritage. By combining classical design elements with modern performance capabilities, this concept adds a new personality to a very capable jeep mid-truck line.
Finally, the concept of J6 J6 Honcho combines aesthetics in the 1970s with contemporary jeep performance parts and mopar accessories. It has been shaking past and present, showing how history designs can be integrated smoothly with modern off -road needs.
In addition to the development of this concept, the Jeep brand continues its commitment to environmental surveillance. Jeep and JPP workers, partnering with Red Rock 4-Wheelers and the Land Management Bureau, will carry out trail cleaning efforts on the Moab Dome Highlands. This annual initiative involves extensive recovery activities, strengthening the jeep dedication to those responsible off the road.
Further enhancing Safari’s experience, Jeep has introduced 10 traces of new “honor badge” nationwide, including three in MOAB: Wipe Out Hill, D2700 Lost World, and Kane Creek Canyon. The program rewarded off -road that complemented a prescribed trail with a physical badge accessible through a dedicated mobile application.
Attendees can interact with this concept vehicle on the Jeep and JPP display, located at the Walker Drug in Downtown Moab, from April 14 to 18.
Additional activities include the opportunity to test the current jeep model and participate in community events, which enriches the overall experience of Safari Jeep Easter.
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