Jeep Recon EV Reaches 670 HP, Range Drops
Jeep has quietly increased the Recon EV’s official horsepower to 670 hp, up 20 hp from the original 650 hp rating, while torque remains at 620 lb-ft and 0-60 mph is listed at about 3.6 seconds with a top speed of 112 mph. The higher power slightly reduces range across the lineup: base models around 230 miles, Moab at 222 miles, and the Overland variant at 240 miles. The Recon’s pricing starts around $66,995, with some dealers already offering small discounts ahead of or around launch, though added fees can offset these savings. Jeep’s rollout timeline shows the Recon evolving from a 2022 concept to a production reveal in late 2025, with an online configurator going live in mid-2026. The launch has faced attention for the higher power and shorter range, with comparisons to rivals like the Rivian R2 in discussions of affordability and capability. Dealers are offering varied incentives on early orders, but the overall pricing and performance positioning remain a focal point for buyers eyeing the first fully electric off-road Jeep.
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