[drashkum]

How much is 4x2 Petrol AT top end version going to cost? Any pointers?

[SchumiFan]

Wonderful pricing especially seeing the list of features offered in the base variant.

Just shows how much price correction needs to happen in the market for a lot of cars. Lack of competition meant they fixed it as they wish.

More joy for the consumers.

[RavenAvi]

Variant-wise pricing:

(Source)

1.4L MultiAir Petrol:

Sport = 14,95,000

Limited AT = 18,70,000

Limited (O) AT = 19,40,000


2.0L Multijet Diesel:

Sport = 15,45,000

Longitude = 16,45,000

Longitude (O) = 17,25,000

Limited = 18,05,000

Limited (O) = 18,75,000

Limited 4x4 = 19,95,000

Limited (O) 4x4 = 20,65,000


All prices, ex-showroom Delhi.

[Yieldway17]

They came out swinging and they didnt miss. Fantastic pricing by FCA! If reviews are positive too, could be a game changer.

[SinghP09]

Wow wow and wow ... My Duster is up for sale

Any idea Whats the price for Diesel Sports variant? Does it say 15.45 L? Wow again..

[Trust_In_Thrust]

Never ever Indians had a global product with a pedigree at prices which people could afford .Of all the 4wheels on road across brands I firmly believe Jeep / FCA had given a gift to us all .Further for the first time perhaps this will force manufacturers offering products with just average engineering at ridiculous prices to think .All the best to FCA / Jeep and happy driving to all owners of this extremely aspirational brand .

[octane_100]

Wow wow wow! Thanks Jeep for clearing my doubts on what to buy next.

[nvldvr]

Wow. Jeep is going to have a big problem now. Handling the massive demand that is sure to follow this awesome pricing.

[prakash_ajp]

So, 15L starting price is inline with most people's expectation here (i.e. what I considered as reasonable expectation). My prediction was around 16-17. Having said all that, I think the price can only go up in the coming months if this turns out to be a success. Just too bad even 16L would result in 19L OTR, which is beyond me. I guess I will have to settle for a Nexon then!

[Ragavsr]

The Tucson and Tiguan were dead and now they can bury it.

This is going to be a bumper hit like the Ecosport and the XUV . This has to be the most competent 4WD vehicle easily in the segment. The wide appeal of the the FWD variants can't be missed either .

Finally Fiat India has a hit.

Could also steal some sales from the Audi Q3 and BMW X1 as well as it looks premium and has the Jeep pedigree and branding.

[SinghP09]

Originally Posted by prakash_ajp

So, 15L starting price is inline with most people's expectation here (i.e. what I considered as reasonable expectation). My prediction was around 16-17. Having said all that, I think the price can only go up in the coming months if this turns out to be a success. Just too bad even 16L would result in 19L OTR, which is beyond me. I guess I will have to settle for a Nexon then!

I will change my job and go back to Delhi for this beauty..

19 OTR for Diesel Sports with extended warranty isn't really bad at all. But I will wait till Feb/ March to replace my only 3 year old Duster. Hope they can sort out all the problems by then.

[Yieldway17]

Originally Posted by prakash_ajp

So, 15L starting price is inline with most people's expectation here (i.e. what I considered as reasonable expectation). My prediction was around 16-17. Having said all that, I think the price can only go up in the coming months if this turns out to be a success. Just too bad even 16L would result in 19L OTR, which is beyond me. I guess I will have to settle for a Nexon then!

Agreed, it's not like I can afford this car but waiiting to see how it impacts the segment and market as when few underpowered hatchbacks (AT) retail at > 10L, this is a fantastic pricing. There are lot of cars in D1 whose prices need correction.

[BUXX]

Good pricing but the Petrol doesnt get 4*4 option? Why?
And seems that it is the only Diesel 4*4 that will get 6 airbags ..

Frankly, not much to differentiate the Petrol Jeep Auto from the Creta Auto, except for some safety bits. ESC, TCS etc. And a 5L premium for that?? Too much.

[Acharya]

At last, it is happening - FCA has set the cat among pigeons. While every other manufacturer is busy over pricing their products in India, here comes a game changer.
Going by the reviews so far, Compass is a high quality product, perfectly suitable for Indian road conditions and now has a lucrative pricing.
They must ensure that Sales & Service network scale up and meet the customer expectations.

Wish someone start the similar trend in luxury segment as well, cars like 3 series/Q3 are hovering close to 50 lakhs OTR in Blore, which is a day light robbery in my opinion.

[cool_dube]

Why 4x4 only in Diesel variant?