The 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee debuted to no small amount of fanfare in September 2021. The attention wasn't simply due to its redesign – the Grand Cherokee 4xe plug-in hybrid joined the lineup, and with fullsize Jeeps not having the best reputation for fuel economy, it's a subject of some attention to potential Grand Cherokee buyers.
Pricing for the standard model was announced way back in November, and now we finally have figures for the 4xe. You may want to take a seat, because the hybrid SUV starts just under $60,000. Specifically, the 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe costs $57,700 but that doesn't include the automaker's $1,795 destination charge. All total, you'll pay $59,495 for the entry-level 4xe. By comparison, the standard Grand Cherokee starts at $39,185 including destination. Basic math tells us that's a whopping $20,000 difference.
