Jeep Avenger 4xe Edition X 2026: Japan price, features and specifications
Jeep launches just 170 Avenger Edition X SUVs in Japan for ¥5,240,000, only 0.96% above the Upland trim.
Just ¥50,000 separates the Japanese-market Jeep Avenger 4xe Hybrid Upland from the new limited-run Edition X. That is less than 1% of the vehicle’s price. Buyers get leather upholstery, electric seat adjustment and distinctive styling, with no announced powertrain changes.
Edition X goes on sale in Japan on October 17, 2026. Stellantis will offer 170 vehicles, split evenly between Stone and Concrete Grey, with 85 of each. Its list price is ¥5,240,000 versus ¥5,190,000 for Upland, a difference of about 0.96%.
Inside, black leather replaces the standard upholstery. The driver’s seat is electrically adjustable, and both front seats are heated. Orange details on the seven-slot grille and front fascia, an X badge and a black roof distinguish the exterior.
Stone is not a newly introduced paint finish: Jeep had already used it on a separate limited edition of 150 cars in May 2026. Edition X is exclusive because of its combined trim, equipment and production run, not because of a new colour.
The mechanical specification is unchanged: a 1.2-litre three-cylinder turbo engine, a 48-volt hybrid system rated at a combined 145 hp and a six-speed dual-clutch transmission. The front traction motor makes 15.6 kW and the rear motor 21 kW. There is no mechanical driveshaft linking the axles.
This electric all-wheel-drive setup behaves differently across speed ranges. Both axles can be engaged continuously below 30 km/h; from 30 to 90 km/h the rear motor joins as needed. Above 90 km/h the vehicle operates in front-wheel drive for efficiency. Control software distributes torque according to conditions and driving mode.
In Japan, the Avenger 4xe Hybrid is a compact Jeep crossover with electrified all-wheel drive. Edition X receives no separate suspension tuning or additional off-road capability. Its main benefit over Upland is more equipment and distinctive styling for a modest premium.
The Japanese price of ¥5,240,000 includes a special ¥350,000 economic surcharge, just as Upland’s price does. That surcharge therefore does not explain the difference between trims. With only 170 units, availability depends on stocks at authorised Jeep dealers.