Compare 2021 Jeep Cherokee vs 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Performance

These are strong, functional crossover SUVs with trail-rated capabilities, but there are numerous differences in their powertrains and mechanical features. The 2021 Jeep Cherokee’s top engine is a Pentastar V6 with a towing capacity of 4,500 pounds with 271-horsepower output. The Grand Cherokee is offered with this V6 engine as well as three V8 options. One of the V8 engines is a supercharged 6.2-liter design. It delivers an impressive 707 horsepower and has a 7,200-pound towing capacity.

Appearance

The many differences between the Cherokee and the Grand Cherokee extend throughout their exteriors. When your gaze settles on the 2021 Cherokee, you will see that its façade is subtly more rounded than the Grand Cherokee’s exterior. The Cherokee has a prominent accent line that runs above the side contouring, gentle curvature through the grille, and LED bars that cap off the headlights. The Grand Cherokee has two crisp accent lines that angle slightly through the side doors. The front end has a squared-off feel with a flat surface through the grille. The headlights have sharp angles and are outlined by an LED bar on three sides.

Features

The Cherokee’s more curvaceous design extends throughout its dashboard, and the Grand Cherokee’s dashboard is notably flat and angled. These Jeep models are available with many of the same interior features. Some of these are Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, an auto climate control system, an 8.4-inch display screen, a navigation system, and other equipment.

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