
The Stellantis brand is aiming for a range made up of 90% SUVs and is evaluating production in Italy for the new generation of Renegade.
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Jeep presented its strategic plan to 2030 at the Paris Motor Show, which includes an expansion of the SUV range.
The Jeep Renegade will return. The confirmation comes from the Paris Motor Show where the Stellantis brand presented its 2030 plan. Six new models that will cover all segments, with 90% of them being SUVs, compared to 50% today. Furthermore, Renegade could once again be produced in Italy.
Not just Renegade
Jeep is strengthening its presence in the B-SUV, C-SUV and D-SUV segments, with a range expected to grow until 2030.
Since its launch in 2014, over 610,000 Renegades have been sold in Europe. The next generation will strengthen the brand's position in one of the most important SUV segments in the European market and allow Jeep to reach an even wider audience.
New Jeep Avenger has sold 300,000 units since launch, while the new Jeep Compass strengthens the brand's position in the C-SUV segment.
In Italy, Avenger is currently the best-selling SUV, as in 2024 and 2025, as well as the second best-selling model overall considering each segment and each engine, while Compass is firmly in the top ten of the crowded C-SUV segment.
Jeep will also return to the D-SUV segment with the Jeep Recon, which will be joined by a new model in 2028.
A new vision
Beyond 2030, Jeep is exploring new ways to respond to evolving mobility needs. With a population increasingly concentrated in high-density urban areas, the demand for compact and sustainable vehicles is growing, suitable both for daily travel in the city and for opportunities for escape and discovery.
This changing context paves the way for a new vision for the brand: a future inspired by Jeep icons, like the Willys, with capable, compact and electrified vehicles designed to meet the mobility needs of tomorrow.

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