JEEP GLADIATOR SPORT S LAUNCHED

Jeep Australia has added the Jeep Gladiator Sport S model to the line-up with an entry price-point at $65,450.

Featuring the capable Selec-Trac Active On-Demand 4×4 system, Jeep Gladiator Sport S has heavy-duty Dana front and rear axles, underbody skid plates, selectable tyre fill alert and a wash-out interior.

Comfort and convenience features include dual-zone climate control; UConnect 7.0-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto; LED exterior lighting; remote keyless entry; fourth-generation automatic headlamps; push-button start and a 7.0-inch driver information display cluster.

Active safety equipment, including Forward Collision Warning Plus, Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop, Blind Spot Monitor and Rear Cross Path Detection.

The optional Lifestyle and Adventure package adds a roll-up tonneau cover, Cargo Management Group with trail rail system, lockable rear under-seat storage bin, spray-in bedliner, wireless Bluetooth speaker, Auxiliary Switch Bank (4 Programmable Switches), 240-Amp alternator and a 700-Amp maintenance-free battery.

A Comfort and Technology Group package can be added to the Gladiator Sport S specification, delivering premium convenience appointments including a fourth-generation Uconnect 8.4-inch touchscreen, deep tint sunscreen windows, hard top headliner, security alarm and remote start system.

The 2021 Jeep Gladiator Sport S is priced at $65,490 plus on-road costs and is available to order now.

About Alistair Kennedy

Alistair Kennedy is Automotive News Service and Marque Publishing's business manager and the company's jack-of-all-trades. An accountant by profession, he designs the Marque range of motoring book titles, operates the company's motoring bookshop on the NSW Central Coast and the associated web site, as well as its huge digital and hard copy database. Whenever we can escape from the office he does so to cover new vehicle releases and contributes news stories. Alistair's other interests include cricket and family history on which he has written three books.
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