Jeep has made its 2025 Grand Cherokee lineup more affordable for U.S. customers, with a starting MSRP of $37,035.

The latest Stellantis brand to announce slashed prices is Jeep. The 2025 Jeep Grand Cherokee will see its V6 prices cut for the second year in a row by up to $4,000, with the entry-model Laredo grade starting at just $37,035 plus destination. Jeep is also cutting the number of available trim levels.

Ahead of a likely refresh for the 2026 model year, the 2025 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe plug-in hybrid SUV continues unchanged.

Jeep has sharped pricing on Grand Cherokees equipped with a V-6, but prices for the plug-in hybrid 4xe remain unchanged.

Although the V6-powered lineup benefits from enhanced affordability, pricing stays put for the plug-in hybrid version of the Grand Cherokee

Jeep dropped the price on several 2025 Grand Cherokee trim levels, which will hopefully help the brand gain more traction in the market.

Jeep has revamped the Grand Cherokee lineup by slashing trims and dropping prices on higher-end variants. The two-row model starts at $37,035 while the three-row variant will set you back $39,035. The mea culpa continues at Jeep as the brand is ‘enhancing the affordability’ of the 2025 Grand Cherokee.

The two-row Laredo 4x2 will start at $38,830, which is $1000 less than the same model cost in 2024, while pricing for the electrified 4xe remains unchanged at $62,285.

That price cut is relegated to the 2025 Grand Cherokee Overland and Summit, which falls to $66,835 in flagship Summit Reserve trim with three-row seating. It's now the most expens