Jeep unveils Wrangler Commando: 705-hp HEMI, military spec
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Jeep has officially unveiled a special take on the Wrangler called the Commando. Built specifically for active-duty military and veterans, it blends a no-nonsense, military-leaning character with the punch of a classic V8. Under the hood sits the 6.4-liter HEMI rated at 470 hp, and with a Whipple supercharger fitted, output climbs to 705 hp. Prices start at $69,995, according to auto magazine 32CARS.RU.
Power is sent through an 8-speed automatic and four-wheel drive. A JKS suspension with nearly 9 centimeters of lift and FOX 3.0 shocks is aimed at keeping the SUV composed even on demanding trails. 37-inch Nitto Mud Terrain tires and 17-inch beadlock-capable wheels further sharpen its off-road brief; on paper, the hardware points to real trail work rather than show-floor theatrics.
The look is deliberately martial: a matte 41 Paint finish, tubular doors, chunky fenders, and a bar with auxiliary LED spotlights. The cabin follows the same theme with leather seats embroidered with COMMANDO, a digital rear-view mirror, and mounts for gear—the whole package feels cohesive without drifting into gimmickry.
The Wrangler Commando seats five, carries an 81-liter fuel tank, and comes with Jeep’s standard three-year warranty. Production will be limited to just 250 units, underscoring how focused this project is.
This English edition was prepared using AI translation under editorial oversight by SpeedMe. The original reporting is by Polina Kotikova