Jeep Unveils New Compass in Real-Life Setting | Carscoops

      The Jeep logo will make its return on the jerseys of Juventus, accompanied by a "Visit Detroit" inscription.

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      by Thanos Pappas

      Jeep has released new images of the new Compass in lime green featuring 20-inch alloy wheels.

      This release celebrates Jeep's renewed sponsorship of Juventus F.C. for an additional three years.

      Production of the Compass is set to begin in late 2025, with options for mild-hybrid, PHEV, and EV configurations.

      The all-new Compass has officially debuted in Europe, although the initial press images provided only limited views of the SUV in a studio setting. Fortunately, during the renewal of its sponsorship with Juventus F.C., Jeep unveiled more detailed shots of the vehicle.

      This is the fully electric variant of the new Compass showcased in an eye-catching lime green paired with a black roof, maintaining the same color scheme from its initial presentation. It features a boxier shape compared to its predecessor, with more muscular fenders, advanced LED lighting, and sharper lines on both the front and rear bumpers.

      This specific model is equipped with 20-inch alloy wheels, which enhance its aggressive appearance. The Willy’s Jeep graphic on the hubcaps indicates it may be a launch edition adorned with typical Easter eggs. Additionally, a small Willy’s face can be seen on the front bumper's intake. Speaking of intakes, they appear to be mostly blocked on the electric version, as does the iconic seven-slot grille.

      The new design is accompanied by fresh underpinnings, as the Compass now utilizes the STLA Medium architecture. This design supports various powertrain options, including mild and plug-in hybrids, as well as fully electric models.

      The base model offers 145 hp from a mild-hybrid 1.2-liter four-cylinder engine, while the more powerful 1.6-liter plug-in hybrid produces a combined 195 hp. The electric models start at 213 hp, reaching up to 375 hp in the top AWD variant.

      Manufacturing of the new Compass will commence in late 2025 in Italy, followed by its launch in European markets. As for North America, the availability of the SUV is still uncertain due to tariffs.

      Jeep's Partnership with Juventus

      Jeep has also confirmed the continuation of its partnership with Juventus, becoming the Official Sponsor for the next three seasons. After a one-year break, the Jeep logo will be reinstated on the jerseys of both the men's and women's teams, now accompanied by a “Visit Detroit” inscription.