Jeep Grand Cherokee

The Jeep Grand Cherokee is Jeep's mid-size SUV and Jeep's second-best-selling vehicle in the United States behind the Wrangler. The Grand Cherokee launched in 1992 (1993 model year) as the ZJ, a unibody design that helped define the modern mid-size luxury SUV segment by combining off-road capability with passenger-car-derived ride quality.

Across five generations (ZJ, WJ, WK, WK2, WL/WL75) the Grand Cherokee has been a perennial top-twenty vehicle in the United States and Jeep's most upmarket non-Wagoneer SUV. High-performance variants have included the SRT8 (WK), the SRT and Trackhawk (WK2, with a 707 hp 6.2-litre supercharged HEMI) — although the Trackhawk was discontinued with the WL transition. The fifth-generation WL added a long-wheelbase Grand Cherokee L (three-row, six- or seven-passenger) for the first time. Production runs at Stellantis Detroit Assembly Complex.