Jeep has announced prices for the 2027 Compass: the base model starts at $31,985, and the Latitude and Latitude Altitude trims have received adaptive cruise control as standard for the first time. Sales are already open at dealerships.
Prices and sales launch
The starting price including destination is $31,985 (about 1.46 million hryvnia), of which $1,995 (approximately 91,000 hryvnia) is the shipping fee to the dealer. The Limited starts from $36,145 (about 1.65 million hryvnia), while the Trailhawk is from $36,645 (about 1.67 million hryvnia).
The Limited Altitude has been reduced in price compared with the 2026 model: it now costs $37,140 (about 1.69 million hryvnia), which is $1,005 (approximately 46,000 hryvnia) less. The premium for the Limited Altitude over the standard Limited is now $995 (about 45,000 hryvnia).
Updated equipment in three trims
The Limited, Limited Altitude and Trailhawk trims come standard with adaptive cruise control, wireless smartphone charging and USB ports for second‑row passengers. On the previous model these features were either optional or not offered at all.
Additional option packages are available for these three trims. The Premium Lighting Group includes LED headlamps, taillights and fog lights, while the Driver Assist pack adds a 360‑degree surround‑view camera and a garage‑door remote control device.
Engine, colours and future plans
All versions of the 2027 Jeep Compass are powered by a two‑litre, four‑cylinder turbocharged engine producing 200 hp and 221 lb‑ft of torque (about 300 N·m). The manufacturer claims class‑leading figures for standard power, torque and maximum towing capacity, but does not provide a specific towing figure.
Buyers will also be offered four new exterior colours — Ghost, Copper Shino, Goldilocks and ’41 — which will arrive later. 2027 marks the 20th anniversary of the Compass name, and parent company Stellantis plans to introduce a new generation of the crossover on a different platform, with no timing or powertrain details specified.
