Jeep has launched the Compass 85th Anniversary Edition in India to celebrate 85 years of the brand. Based on the higher-spec Model S (O), the special edition is priced from ₹26.70 lakh (ex-showroom) and will be limited to just 85 units.
The special edition gets a few styling and equipment upgrades over the standard Compass.
The 85th Anniversary AXS accessory pack is also available, adding a digital inside rear-view mirror, front and rear dashcams and illuminated panoramic sunroof elements. Jeep has not announced its price yet.
Under the bonnet, the Compass Anniversary Edition continues with the familiar 2.0-litre diesel engine producing 170hp and 350Nm.
It can be paired with:
The automatic version is the only one available with four-wheel drive.
Since the Anniversary Edition is based on the Model S (O), it gets equipment such as powered and ventilated front seats, driver-seat memory, a 10.1-inch touchscreen, a 9-speaker Alpine audio system, dual-zone climate control and wireless phone charging.
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The Compass 85th Anniversary Edition doesn’t bring any mechanical changes, but its limited production and exclusive detailing give it some extra appeal. At the same price as the Model S (O), Jeep is essentially adding a bit more exclusivity without asking buyers to pay a premium.
With only 85 examples available, the special edition is likely to appeal most to buyers looking for a more distinctive Compass rather than outright additional performance.
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