Stellantis (NYSE:STLA) is reviving the Jeep Cherokee with added features and a turbo-four hybrid powertrain, aiming to reignite sales and strengthen its position in the U.S. SUV market. “This is the biggest segment in the United States,

Compared to the previous Cherokee, the 2026 model boasts 30% more cargo space, with 951 litres (33.6 cubic feet) with the seats upright; and 1,935L (68.3 cu ft) when folded. That’s more than the Ford Escape (1,722L) but lags the Toyota RAV4 (1,977L), Honda CR-V (2,030L), and Hyundai Tucson (2,108L).

Stellantis NV is bringing back the Jeep Cherokee as a bigger, electrified SUV after a nearly three-year hiatus, plugging a crucial hole in its US lineup as it seeks to reverse a sales slump and navigate a market whipsawed by tariffs.