Jeep Yuntu Concept Bows quoting : "Kelley Blue Book"

Drivers are treated to a digital instrument cluster, a uniquely shaped steering wheel, and a high-tech infotainment system. Passengers aren't left out either as the co-pilot gets their own infotainment system, while rear seat passengers get two: one in the headrests and another in the seats. "The concept is expected to be based on the Cherokee and could preview a seven-seat model for the Chinese market We can also see a blacked out A-pillar, flush-mounted door handles, and some plastic body cladding. Other highlights include a panoramic glass roof, suicide rear doors, and large alloy wheels.The futuristic interior puts the Grand Cherokee to shame as it features an attractive mix of premium styling and upscale materials.


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Floating seatsThe seats are mounted on thin stanchions to increase floor space and addto the impression that the seats are floating in the cabin. Also: Class of 2018 – New Cars Ready to RollWhile Jeep offered scant details on the concept, the PHEV badging indicates that when the vehicle goes into production it will likely be a plug-in. Jeep did say that the vehicle was presented as a China-only proposition, but given the strength of the 3-row SUV market in the U.S., Yuntu could be an indication of the company's thinking on its next generation Jeep Grand Cherokee, which currently offers only 2-row seating. China has an aggressive electrification program with incentives for manufacturers to build both pure electrics and plug-in hybrids. The backs of the first and second row bucket seats have two screens, a main one topped by an auxiliary screen nestled in the headrest.


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