The all-new 2026 Jeep Commander marks Jeep’s entry into the competitive D-segment SUV market in the Middle East. Positioned as a seven-seater, the Commander blends everyday urban usability with Jeep’s well-known off-road heritage. Designed for families with a knack for for going off the tarmac, it brings together space, technology, safety, and all-terrain capability in a single package.
As the Middle East’s SUV market continues to evolve, Stellantis is positioning Jeep for one of its strongest growth phases yet. With new models, renewed investment in regional testing, and a clearer focus on electrified mobility, the brand is doubling down on the Gulf’s unique demands and lifestyle-driven automotive culture. To understand what’s next for Jeep and Stellantis in the GCC, DriveArabia sat down with Rakesh Nair, Head of Brands for the Middle East & Africa Region. Rakesh has over 20+ years of experience in the automotive industry and has held senior positions with prominent brands. In this exclusive Q&A,
Jeep Commander is a name familiar to many. Jeep has used this moniker for multiple vehicles in different markets, and here is yet another one. This 2022 Jeep Commander is essentially the seven-seat version of the Compass.
Chrysler has issued a recall for six different 2010 models in the United States. More than 40,000 Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge vehicles are affected by a problem where drivers might be able to remove the key from the ignition before the vehicle is shifted into ‘Park,’ which could cause the vehicle to run away on its own.
Since it’s recall season, more manufacturers are getting in on the game. This time, Jeep and Ford are joining Toyota with brake problems.