2027 Cherokee Trims
Six trims share one hybrid 4x4 powertrain, from the $35,130 Cherokee to the new Trailhawk.
Quick Answer: 2027 Jeep Cherokee Trims
The 2027 Jeep Cherokee comes in six trims, and all six use the same 1.6L Turbo Hybrid with 4x4, so the trim you choose is a choice about comfort, finish and terrain rather than power. Prices run from $35,130 for the Cherokee to $43,130 for the Overland before the $1,995 destination charge, with the new Trailhawk at $42,630.
We sell and service the whole Jeep family for Cape Cod and South Shore drivers, from Falmouth and Barnstable to Plymouth, and 2027 Cherokee models are on our lot now. For the full picture of the model, see the 2027 Cherokee overview and the 2027 Cherokee research hub.
The Cherokee starts at $35,130 before destination, and every step up the lineup adds equipment on the same hybrid 4x4.
| Trim | Starting MSRP (before destination) | Starting price including destination | In one phrase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cherokee | from $35,130 | from $37,125 | Hybrid 4x4 at the lowest price |
| Laredo | from $38,130 | from $40,125 | Heated seats and remote start |
| Limited | from $40,130 | from $42,125 | Leatherette, heated wheel, power liftgate |
| Limited Altitude | from $40,725 | from $42,720 | Limited in gloss black |
| Overland | from $43,130 | from $45,125 | Panoramic roof and premium audio |
| Trailhawk (new) | from $42,630 | from $44,625 | Trail-rated hardware and heated comforts |
MSRP excludes destination freight charge, tax, title, license, dealer fees, and optional equipment. Dealer sets final price.
Powertrain and drivetrain: the 1.6L Turbo Hybrid with Jeep Active Drive I 4x4. Standard equipment: 17-inch machined painted aluminum wheels, LED headlamps and taillamps, heated power mirrors, roof rails, cloth seats, a 12.3-inch touchscreen, a 10.25-inch digital cluster, rain-sensing wipers, a rear camera, full-speed forward collision warning with active braking, intersection collision assist and Active Driving Assist. A compact spare tire is available. It suits a household that wants the hybrid and the 4x4 and will add comfort later.
Laredo carries everything on the Cherokee and adds 18-inch wheels, LED fog lamps, an 8-way power driver seat with lumbar adjustment, heated front seats, remote start and two charge-only USB ports in the second row. The Trailer Tow Group is available, which is the route to the 3,500-lb tow rating. It suits drivers who want warm seats and a pre-started cabin on a January morning.
Limited adds Capri leatherette seats, a heated steering wheel, a 6-way power passenger seat with lumbar adjustment, a power liftgate with adjustable height, a universal garage door opener, a 115-volt outlet and mirrors with supplemental signals and courtesy lamps. Available equipment includes the dual-pane panoramic sunroof, the Tech Group and 20-inch machined painted aluminum wheels. It suits a daily driver who wants a finished cabin.
Limited Altitude is the Limited with 18-inch gloss black painted aluminum wheels, a gloss black painted roof, a gloss black grille and lower D-rings, gloss black beltline molding and gloss black badges. It suits a buyer who wants the Limited's equipment with a darker look.
Overland adds 20-inch machined painted aluminum wheels, a black liftgate accent, a standard dual-pane panoramic sunroof, Capri leatherette seats with unique perforations, an 8-way power passenger seat, an Alpine premium audio system, mirrors with memory, a hands-free power liftgate with adjustable height, and ParkSense front and rear park assist with side distance warning. The Advanced Pro Tech Group and a gloss black painted roof are available. It suits drivers who want the Cherokee's most finished cabin.
Trailhawk is the new off-road trim. It has Jeep Active Drive II with an electronically locking rear axle, Lock Mode and a two-speed power transfer unit, a one-inch suspension lift for 9.0 inches of ground clearance, steel skid plates, red tow hooks front and rear and 245/65R17 all-terrain tires on 17-inch wheels. It is equipped much like the Overland: power heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, memory seating and mirrors, a foot-activated power liftgate, fog lamps and Mantis Green upholstery. A Sun and Sound package with the dual-pane sunroof and Alpine audio, a trailering package and the Advanced Pro Tech Group are available.
This grid covers the Cherokee through the Overland. In it, S marks standard equipment and not std marks equipment that is not standard on that trim.
| Feature | Cherokee | Laredo | Limited | Limited Altitude | Overland |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wheels | 17-inch | 18-inch | 18-inch | 18-inch gloss black | 20-inch |
| LED fog lamps | not std | S | S | S | S |
| Heated front seats | not std | S | S | S | S |
| Remote start | not std | S | S | S | S |
| Seat material | Cloth | Cloth | Leatherette | Leatherette | Leatherette |
| Heated steering wheel | not std | not std | S | S | S |
| Power liftgate | not std | not std | S | S | S, hands-free |
| Garage door opener | not std | not std | S | S | S |
| Memory driver's seat | not std | not std | not std | not std | S |
| Panoramic sunroof | not std | not std | not std | not std | S |
| Navigation | not std | not std | not std | not std | S |
| Parking sensors | Rear | Rear | Rear | Rear | Front, rear and side |
Every one of the five trims carries the same 1.6L Turbo Hybrid, the same Active Drive I 4x4 and the same 3,500-lb tow rating when properly equipped, so none of the rows above changes what the vehicle can do.
| Feature | Overland | Trailhawk |
|---|---|---|
| 4x4 system | Active Drive I | Active Drive II with locking rear axle and two-speed transfer unit |
| Wheels and tires | 20-inch wheels | 17-inch wheels with 245/65R17 all-terrain tires |
| Ground clearance | 8.0 inches | 9.0 inches |
| Heated seats and wheel | S | S |
| Power liftgate | Hands-free | Foot-activated |
| Dual-pane sunroof and Alpine audio | S | Available with the Sun and Sound package |
| Fuel economy | 37 mpg combined | 31 mpg combined |
The $3,000 step from the Cherokee to the Laredo buys the items you notice first on a cold morning: heated front seats, remote start, a power driver seat, fog lamps and 18-inch wheels. If your winter mornings start with a cold cabin, the Laredo answers it. The Cherokee remains the lowest-priced way into the same hybrid 4x4.
The $2,000 step to the Limited moves from cloth to Capri leatherette and adds a heated steering wheel, a power passenger seat, a power liftgate and a garage door opener. It is the trim for a driver who loads cargo through the liftgate every day or shares the front seats with a passenger.
Limited Altitude adds $595 to the Limited's starting price and changes the look: gloss black wheels, roof, grille and badges. The equipment underneath is the Limited's, so the choice comes down to style.
The Overland sits $2,405 above Limited Altitude and brings the standard panoramic sunroof, the Alpine premium audio, 20-inch wheels, memory mirrors, the hands-free liftgate and front and rear park assist with side distance warning. In a crowded summer lot the side sensors help, and the sunroof opens the cabin to the sky.
The Trailhawk lists $500 below the Overland once destination is counted on both, and it swaps the Overland's road polish for trail hardware: Active Drive II, a lift, skid plates and all-terrain tires. Choose the Overland for the 20-inch wheels and the panoramic roof, and the Trailhawk for sand access roads and deep ruts.
The Laredo is where heated seats and remote start arrive. Each step above it has a buyer.
| Step | Price difference | What the step adds |
|---|---|---|
| Cherokee to Laredo | $3,000 | Heated seats, remote start, power driver seat, fog lamps, 18-inch wheels |
| Laredo to Limited | $2,000 | Leatherette, heated steering wheel, power passenger seat, power liftgate, garage door opener |
| Limited to Limited Altitude | $595 | Gloss black wheels, roof, grille, beltline molding and badges |
| Limited Altitude to Overland | $2,405 | Panoramic sunroof, Alpine audio, 20-inch wheels, memory mirrors, hands-free liftgate, park assist |
| Overland to Trailhawk | $500 less, with destination counted on both | Different hardware: Active Drive II, lift, skid plates, all-terrain tires |
Price differences use the starting MSRP before destination, except the Trailhawk step, which compares prices including destination. MSRP excludes destination freight charge, tax, title, license, dealer fees, and optional equipment. Dealer sets final price. See current Cherokee inventory to price the exact trim and options you want.
The Laredo gives you heated seats and remote start for the cold months and the same 37 mpg combined all year. Add the Trailer Tow Group if a small boat on a trailer for the Bass River ramps is in your plans.
The Limited's leatherette seats, heated steering wheel, power passenger seat and power liftgate make a long Route 28 commute easier, and the optional panoramic sunroof adds light to the cabin.
Limited Altitude gives you gloss black wheels, roof, grille and badges on the Limited's equipment for $595 more at the starting price.
The Overland combines the 20-inch wheels, panoramic sunroof, Alpine audio, memory mirrors and front and rear park assist in one trim.
The Trailhawk has the lift, the locking rear axle, the two-speed transfer unit and the skid plates. Sand access on the Cape needs a permit and closes seasonally, so check the rules before you air down.
We have 2027 Cherokee models on the lot now, and we can locate the trim you want. Browse the Cherokees in stock, get pre-approved before you visit, or schedule a test drive and drive two trims back to back. Call (508) 815-5000. We welcome households from Falmouth, Barnstable and Plymouth. Our Cherokee service page explains how ownership works after the sale, and the Grand Cherokee comparison shows how the larger Jeep differs.
The base Cherokee has the hybrid powertrain and Active Drive I 4x4, 17-inch wheels, LED headlamps and taillamps, roof rails, cloth seats, a 12.3-inch touchscreen, a 10.25-inch digital cluster, a rear camera and Active Driving Assist.
Heated front seats are standard from the Laredo up, along with remote start and a power driver seat.
The Limited is the first trim with a heated steering wheel, and Limited Altitude, Overland and Trailhawk carry it too.
The dual-pane panoramic sunroof is standard on the Overland and available on the Limited. The Trailhawk offers it in the Sun and Sound package.
Limited Altitude is a Limited with gloss black 18-inch wheels, roof, grille, beltline molding and badges, and it starts $595 higher.
The Cherokee has 17-inch wheels, the Laredo and Limited have 18-inch wheels, Limited Altitude has 18-inch gloss black wheels, the Overland has 20-inch wheels and the Trailhawk has 17-inch wheels with all-terrain tires. A 20-inch wheel is available on the Limited.
The Alpine premium audio system is standard on the Overland. The Trailhawk can add it, with the dual-pane sunroof, in the Sun and Sound package.
The Trailhawk adds Active Drive II, a two-speed power transfer unit, a one-inch lift, skid plates and all-terrain tires, while the Overland has 20-inch wheels, a standard panoramic sunroof and Alpine audio.
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