If you want to keep a Jeep Compass in your garage, you'll need to shell out more money from your pockets than before because the price of the SUV has recently increased in India. The cost of Jeep's entry-level SUV has gone up by Rs 43,000. Post the hike, the car's ex-showroom starting price in India is Rs 21.73 lakh. The American automaker dropped the petrol engine from the Compass lineup in May of this year because it did not adhere to BS6 Phase 2 emissions standards.
Although there is no official confirmation, online reports suggest that the company may introduce a new turbo-petrol engine as a replacement option in the future. This particular motor is a 1.3-litre turbo-petrol that was first used in the 2018 version of the Jeep Renegade. Now, let's take a look at the new prices for the Jeep Compass.
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Jeep Compass: Old vs New Prices
The Compass SUV is available in three versions: Sport, Limited (O), and Model S (O). In our market, the higher-spec model has obtained a maximum price hike of Rs 43,000. Here is a comprehensive price list that displays the ex-showroom prices of the SUV, both old and new.
| Version | Old Price | New Price | Difference |
| Sport | Rs 21.44 lakh | Rs 21.73 lakh | Rs 29,000 |
| Limited (O) | Rs 25.64 lakh | Rs 25.99 lakh | Rs 35,000 |
| Model S (O) | Rs 27.84 lakh | Rs 28.22 lakh | Rs 38,000 |
| Limited (O) 4x4 AT | Rs 29.44 lakh | Rs 29.84 lakh | Rs 40,000 |
| Model S (O) 4x4 AT | Rs 31.64 lakh | Rs 32.07 lakh | Rs 43,000 |
Jeep Compass: Engine
The Compass SUV is powered by a 2.0-litre diesel engine, which is calibrated to generate a maximum power output of 168bhp and a peak torque of 250Nm. For transmission, it gets a six-speed manual gearbox and a nine-speed torque converter as options. The 4x4 system is also included as standard on the automated models.
Also Read: Jeep Compass Petrol Engine Variants Discontinued in India
According to several industry reports, petrol variants used to make for about half of all Compass sales. However, when the 1.4-litre petrol engine was phased out, its sales fell from 550–650 units per month to 250–300 units. The carmaker is reportedly aiming to provide a new turbo-petrol engine as a replacement option, most likely to boost sales for the entry-level SUV.
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