Jeep Compass, Meridian Trail Editions Launched; ‘Jeep Trust’ Program Introduced

Jeep has launched the Trail Editions of the Compass and Meridian SUVs in India, with prices starting at Rs 25.41 lakh and Rs 31.27 lakh, respectively (ex-showroom). The Trail Edition of the Compass is based on the Longitude (O) variant, while the Meridian version is built on the Limited (O) model. With outdoorsy and rugged looks, the new editions command a premium of up to Rs 58,000 over their standard counterparts. Jeep India has also launched an exclusive ownership package called ‘Jeep Trust’ with the Trail Editions to ensure long-term value and customer assurance. For Compass Trail Edition buyers, the program includes a complimentary 3-year Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC), a 5-year extended warranty, and a direct cash benefit of Rs 20,000. Meanwhile, the Meridian Trail Edition comes bundled with a 3-year AMC at no extra cost. Here’s a breakdown of prices and new features.

Jeep Compass, Meridian Trail Editions: What's New?

The Jeep Compass Trail Edition distinguishes itself with Trail Edition decals on the hood and side body, along with matte black grille accents. It boasts Neutral Grey elements on the grille rings, window moldings, roof rail inserts, ORVMs, and all badging, and a red-accented front lower fascia. 

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Other prominent highlights include 18-inch dual-tone Granite Metallic Satin Gloss alloy wheels and functional roof rails. Inside, the SUV continues the sporty theme with black leatherette upholstery, Ignite Red dashboard tracers, and red contrast stitching on the steering wheel, gear boot, and seats. It also includes Dark Camouflage graphics and Trail Edition all-weather floor mats.

The Jeep Meridian Trail Edition features a signature hood decal, Trail Edition badging, and a high-gloss black roof. It also comes with Neutral Grey accents on certain parts, including the grille. There are Piano Black accents on the fog lamp surrounds, window trim, rear lightbar, ORVMs, and lower rear fascia, alongside red highlights on the front fascia.

The Meridian Trail Edition offers a high-contrast black vinyl interior with ruby red accents, camouflage-themed appliques, a Piano Black centre console, and matching speaker surrounds. Other elements include blacked-out ORVMs, rugged skid plates, and Trail-themed scuff plates.

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Both the Jeep Compass and the Meridian Trail Editions continue to use a 2.0-litre diesel engine that produces 168bhp and 350Nm. The Compass Longitude (O) is front-wheel drive only, without a 4x4 option, while the Meridian Limited (O) offers both front-wheel and all-wheel drive. It's worth noting that Jeep pairs the AWD system exclusively with the 9-speed automatic transmission, while both models also offer a 6-speed manual gearbox for FWD variants.