The 2025 Jeep Avenger marks Jeep's entry into the electric SUV market with a compact, stylish offering. While it impresses with its distinctive design and decent range, some may find its high price point and limited practicality challenging compared to rivals.

7.7/10

CarExplore Overall Comparative Score

This score reflects the aggregated ratings from CarExpert (7.9/10), CarsGuide (7.8/10), and Drive (7.3/10).

Quick Facts

2025 Jeep Avenger Review Roundup – All Australian Reviews in One
  • Price Range: $49,990 - $60,990 (plus on-road costs)
  • Electric Motor: Single motor, front-wheel drive
  • Power/Torque: 115kW/260Nm
  • 0-100km/h: 9.0 seconds
  • Range (WLTP): 390-396km
  • Battery: 54kWh

Key Specifications

2025 Jeep Avenger Review Roundup – All Australian Reviews in One
2025 Jeep Avenger Review Roundup – All Australian Reviews in One
Specification Details
Motor Single electric motor
Power 115kW
Torque 260Nm
Drive Type Front-wheel drive
Battery Capacity 54kWh
Range (WLTP) 390-396km
Charging Up to 100kW DC
0-100km/h 9.0 seconds

Pros and Cons

Pros:

  • Distinctive Jeep styling
  • Decent electric range
  • Comfortable ride quality
  • Spacious interior for its size
  • Good off-road capability for segment

Cons:

  • High price point compared to some rivals
  • Limited rear seat amenities
  • Small boot space
  • No spare tire
  • Some ergonomic quirks

Expert Review Summaries

CarExpert

Rating: 7.9/10

  • Pros: Distinctive design, spacious interior, decent range
  • Cons: High price, some ergonomic issues

Summary: "The Avenger offers a compelling blend of style and practicality, though its pricing may give some buyers pause." Read the full review

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CarsGuide

Rating: 7.8/10

  • Pros: Cool styling, fun to drive, decent range
  • Cons: High price, limited rear amenities

Summary: "A cool EV with swoon-worthy styling, but the price may be a sticking point for some buyers." Read the full review

2025 Jeep Avenger Review Roundup – All Australian Reviews in One

Drive

Rating: 7.3/10

  • Pros: Distinctive design, comfortable ride, good tech
  • Cons: Expensive, small boot, limited rear space

Summary: "The Avenger brings Jeep style to the EV market, but faces tough competition at its price point." Read the full review

CarExplore's Take on the 2025 Jeep Avenger

The Jeep Avenger represents a bold step into the electric market for the iconic brand. Its distinctive styling and compact dimensions make it stand out in the growing electric SUV segment. The interior is surprisingly spacious for its size, with a modern design and good technology features.

2025 Jeep Avenger Review Roundup – All Australian Reviews in One

Performance is adequate for urban driving, with a claimed range that should satisfy most daily needs. The ride quality is comfortable, and the Avenger retains some off-road capability, staying true to its Jeep heritage.

2025 Jeep Avenger Review Roundup – All Australian Reviews in One

However, the high price point positions it against some tough competition, including larger and more practical options. The small boot and limited rear seat amenities may also be drawbacks for some buyers.

2025 Jeep Avenger Review Roundup – All Australian Reviews in One

Ideal For: Urban dwellers seeking a stylish, compact electric SUV with some off-road capability and distinctive Jeep design.

Consider Alternatives If: You need more space, prioritize value for money, or require longer range for frequent long-distance travel.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Avenger's range compare to other electric SUVs?

A: Its 390-396km WLTP range is competitive for its size, though some rivals offer more.

Is the Avenger suitable for off-road use?

A: While not a hardcore off-roader, it offers better capability than most small electric SUVs.

What is the warranty coverage for the Jeep Avenger?

A: It comes with a 5-year, unlimited-kilometer warranty and an 8-year/160,000km battery warranty.

How long does it take to charge the Avenger?

A: It can charge from 20-80% in 24 minutes using a 100kW DC fast charger.

Are there plans for an all-wheel drive version?

A: While not confirmed for Australia, an AWD version is available in some markets.