Customers in Brazil can already order the 2025 Renegade. Among other things, the facelifted SUV is available in a special edition called Willys, capped at 500 units.
In this version, the crossover gets an exclusive Recon Green exterior, assorted decals and 17-inch wheels shod in off-road tires. The interior gets a leather trim with special embossed patterns on the seats and a power sunroof.
The Willys Edition is based on the Trailhawk spec, but comes loaded with more options. Jeep has removed some standard features from the Trailhawk spec in the facelift, including smart headlights, electrochromic rearview mirror and blind spot monitoring. You now have to pay extra to get them in the Trailhawk trim, but Willys has all three already included.
Both the new Trailhawk and the Willys come with lifted suspension, AWD with an imitated interaxle diff lock, and dedicated off-road drive modes.
A 1.3-liter turbo diesel under the hood still churns out 185 PS (182 hp / 136 kW) and 270 Nm (201 lb-ft) of torque. Six-speed automatic transmission is standard for all FWD variants, while the AWD lineup gets a superior nine-speed one.
Starting from 179,990 Brazilian Real, the new Renegade Willys Edition is the most expensive Jeep Renegade in South America.
