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  • Jeep Renegade Gets Night Eagle Limited Edition

    Jeep Renegade Night Eagle Front ViewJeep Renegade Night Eagle comes after the debut of the Limited Cherokee Night Eagle Edition that happened in November last year. The Renegade is again limited edition and it is going to be produced in 350 examples only and distributed exclusively throughout the United Kingdom. This variant is based on the Longitude mid-range level, but adds some exclusive features. Here are the details.

    Night Eagle Exterior

    On the outside the Jeep Renegade Night Eagle is equipped with some unique styling features, which we have seen already in the Cherokee version. In particular, the vehicle rides on 17-inch black alloy wheels, features one-off satin grey Jeep badges and unique Night Eagle badge, coloured roof bars and side mirrors, and satin grey grille rings on a black front grille. There are also rear parking sensors included.

    SEE ALSO: Jeep Announces Details for the Limited Cherokee Night Eagle Edition

    160 of the 350 examples of the model are going to be available in the unique Volcano Sand matt paint finish. There are two other colors in the range: the Carbon Black and the Alpine White, from which the customers can choose.

    Night Eagle Interior

    Jeep Renegade Night Eagle Side View

    On the inside, this Renegade features seats in bark brown fabric with electric lumbar support for the driver, leather wrapped steering wheel, dual zone climate control, DAB UConnect radio with 5-inch touchscreen, Bluetooth and satnav, and cruise control.

    There is also additional equipment offered that will further enhance the exclusivity of the Jeep. These include electric panoramic sunroof, heated front seats and steering wheel, and regular size spare tyre.

    Engine Options

    Just like any other Renegade this one is offered with a choice of two MultiJet II diesel engines, both mated to asix-speed manual transmission. The first one is the 1.6-litre 120hp (88 kW) with two-wheel drive, and the other is the 2.0-litre 140hp (103 KW) unit, driving all four wheels. The top speed is 111 mph and 113 mph, respectively, while the 0-62 mph acceleration happens in 10.2 seconds and 9.5 seconds

    The new Jeep Renegade Night Eagle costs £21,595 OTR for the 1.6 MultiJet II 120hp 2WD, and £24,095 OTR for the 2.0 MultiJet II 140hp 4WD.

    Jeep Renegade Night Eagle is currently available to order and has a starting price of £21,595.

    Source: Jeep 

  • Jeep Announces Details for the Limited Cherokee Night Eagle Edition

    2016 Jeep Cherokee Night EagleJeep officially announced plans to continue the successful affair of the well-known Cherokee range of 4×4 vehicles. Brand also released details about Cherokee “Night Eagle”.

    Based on the Longitude “Plus” mid-trim level, the Night Eagle will feature (how unexpected) black styling cues, and overall “black” concept. Especially designed in the well-known Cherokee spirit, the new Night Eagle will be limited to only 350 units. Vehicle’s bold appearance will focus on the distinctive visuals, satin-finished grey elements, bespoke grille design, fog light frames, black glossy roof and exclusive 18-inch black gloss alloy wheels. The sweetie will be offered in four color schemes: Brilliant Black, Bright White, Billet Silver and Granite Crystal.

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    Under the hood the Night Eagle hides a flexible 2.2-liter MultiJet II Turbo diesel power unit that delivers a total of 200hp (147kW), and a top speed of 228km/h (127mph). The engine is paired to a nine-speed automatic gearbox that altogether ensure the “Eagle” flies from 0 to 100km/h (62mph) in 8.5 seconds. Impressive, right? Further good news is that despite the powerful drivetrain system, this Cherokee family member can still return 49,6 mpg fuel economy on the combined cycle. How cool is that?

    2016 Jeep Cherokee Night Eagle

    Bold, distinctive, powerful and exclusive. Jeep Cherokee “Night Eagle” surely has a lot to offer and we all hope that these are not just pre-Christmas promises but real stats of a real eagle.

    Source: Jeep