Jeep Compass Caught Testing In India; Launch In Mid-2017

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Jeep Compass spied! SUV spotted cruising through Bengaluru; looks production-ready


Jeep Compass spied! SUV spotted cruising through Bengaluru; looks production-ready
- 1 / 6It is not a secret anymore that iconic brand Jeep is testing its upcoming compact SUV the Compass on the Indian roads.The Jeep Compass test mule was spotted on the bustling streets of Bengaluru and we managed to get close to the model.FCA India, a wholly owned subsidiary of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, is expected to break the cover of the new compact SUV Compass in India in 2017 and ahead of its arrival, the company is testing the model in different terrains of the country.
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Jeep Compass Caught Testing In India; Launch In Mid-2017


Jeep Compass Caught Testing In India; Launch In Mid-2017
- The Jeep brand finally launched in India this year and we couldn't be happier.It's taken a long time to enter the market and when it did the prices at which the cars were launched were, to put it in simple terms, unexpected.But it was at the launch itself that the company promised that it would be bringing a made-in-India SUV by mid-2017.
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2017 Jeep Compass mule spotted testing in Bengaluru – Tech2


2017 Jeep Compass mule spotted testing in Bengaluru – Tech2
- We have been waiting for Jeep to arrive in India at they finally did.What we did not expect, were the premium price tags with every single Jeep vehicle that was launched.Still then, Jeep also wants to break into the mids and what better than to build and export the new 2017 Jeep Compass in India.
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