Unlike the diesel-powered versions, the new Commander Limited T270 features a chrome side trim that complements the lower line of the front bumper, which on this version features a 20.5° approach angle and ground clearance. 209mm. The wheels are 18” and have the same design as on the Limited version.
The interior of the new Commander Limited T270 is shared with the Limited TD380, both have black leather upholstery with suede inserts. The main difference between both versions occurs in the transmission tunnel, where the TD380 version integrates four-wheel drive commands that are not available in the T270 version.
The 10.1” touch screen is standard for all versions, it allows mirroring the Android Auto and Apple CarPlay applications without the need for a physical cable. The driver’s instrument panel is 10.25” full digital, provides the ability to access multiple system information and customize the reading based on user preferences.
As of the 2023 model year, the Commander offer is segmented into two engine variants. First, the Limited trim level incorporates two powertrain options: T270 with simple front-wheel drive and TD380 with all-wheel drive, while for the Overland version, a single TD380 4X4 engine continues.
The safety and protection of the occupants is reflected in all the active and passive safety components available. The vehicle offers seven standard airbags in all versions: two front, two side, two curtain and one for the driver’s knees.
All intelligent driving assistance functions (ADAS) are incorporated, such as Adaptive Cruise Control, Collision Alert with automatic braking, Blind Spot and Cross Traffic Detection, Lane Change Alert, Emergency Braking when detecting pedestrians, cyclists or motorcyclists, Driver Fatigue Detector, Speed Sign Recognition and Semi-Automatic Parking Assistant.
Pricing for the Jeep Commander Limited 1.3L AT6 FWD is $10,919,300.
Source: Ambito
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