Just when everyone thought Jeep was done with big engines, the brand brings back the 6.4-liter Hemi V8 like it never left. The 2026 Wrangler Moab 392 is basically Jeep saying: “Yeah, we heard you — the V8 lives.”
And honestly? It’s coming back louder than ever.
Same Monster Engine — Way Cheaper Price
Jeep didn’t touch the powertrain. You still get the beloved 470-hp V8 with 637 Nm of torque, matched with an 8-speed automatic and the trusted Selec-Trac 4×4 system.
But here’s the shocker…
The 2025 model started at $101,990
The 2026 Moab 392 starts at $81,990
A $20,000 drop for the same V8 performance. That’s wild.
Jeep CEO Bob Broderdorf literally said:
“Our audience has spoken… and we listened.”
Translation: the V8 is here to stay because the fans refused to let it die.
Built for Real Off-Roaders — Not Just Weekend Flexing
The “Moab” name isn’t there for decoration. Jeep designed this version to tackle the nastiest trails out there:
Advanced 4×4 system with a low 2.72:1 ratio
4.56 axle ratio for serious rock crawling
Dual-mode exhaust for that angry V8 soundtrack
Cold-air intake with a water separator so you can wade up to 85 cm
This thing is built for deserts, rocks, mud, dunes — not Starbucks drive-thrus.
A Classic Wrangler Look With Meaner Details
It’s still the boxy Wrangler everyone knows, but with a tougher edge:
Body-colored hardtop
Black tow hooks
17-inch Beadlock wheels
Stronger side steps
New paint colors including Tuscadero Pink and Reign Purple
It looks familiar… but upgraded in all the right ways.
A Surprisingly Luxurious Interior
For a hardcore off-roader, the cabin feels way more premium than you’d expect:
Heated black Nappa leather
Alpine Premium sound system
Massive 12.3-inch touchscreen
Wireless charger
360-degree cameras
Smart climate controls
Improved door hinges for easier removal — because open-air driving is half the Wrangler lifestyle
Jeep didn’t just build a beast — they made it comfortable enough to daily.
Optional Gear for the Real Adventure Freaks
Want to go all-in? You can add:
Sky One-Touch power roof
8,000-lb WARN winch
Weather-resistant floor mats
Basically: gear that saves you when you get too confident off-road.
Kicking Off Jeep’s 85th Anniversary Celebrations
The Wrangler Moab 392 is just the start. Jeep is releasing 12 limited editions to celebrate 85 years of four-wheel drive history.
The next one will be revealed on December 12.
