Jeep Grand Cherokee Trim Levels

How much do the infotainment systems in your Jeep Grand Cherokee matter? If you’re satisfied with the standard 6-speaker sound system, choose the Laredo A through Altitude X trims. For the premium version, the Limited should be considered.

When you’re satisfied with more, the 9-speaker system makes your music sound incredible. The Limited offers it, while the Overland and Summit trims give it to you as standard. For the most bombastic sound you’ve heard yet, both Overland and Summit trims offer a 19-speaker McIntosh® sound system. With Summit Reserve, it’s part of the whole package.

Some screen sizes may be preferable to others. You may not need such a large screen, so go with the Laredo A through Altitude X trims. They offer an 8.4-inch touchscreen display powered by the Uconnect® 5 system.

If you need more visibility, choose the Limited through Summit Reserve trims. The 10.1-inch touchscreen shines brightly with the Uconnect® 5 NAV system.

Are you determined to keep your eyes on the road but curious about how much gas you have left, for example? Opt for the available 10-inch Head-Up Display that appears on your windshield with snippets of information.

Extra driver-assistive systems help to keep you out of harm’s way even if you’re distracted. Some systems even guide you through more challenging parking spaces.

Night Vision with Pedestrian Detection can highlight creatures lurking on dark roads. This is available for Overland through Summit Reserve trims. To prevent you from falling asleep at the wheel, Drowsy Driver Detection keeps you on track in the Summit trim.

Are you a little wary of attempting a premium parking space because you may need to use your parallel parking skills? Get one of the Summit trims that provides you with the Parallel and Perpendicular Park Assist System, so you can nail that perfect spot.