The New Jeep Wrangler 2018 Slightly Improves its Consumption

Long before the brand itself could announce them, the EPA has published the homologated consumptions of the new 2018 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited V6, the 4-door version of the off-road. The new generation slightly improves the consumption of its predecessor.

Before the brand itself could announce the consumption of the new 2018 Jeep Wrangler, they have been revealed thanks to the EPA, the US body in charge of these approvals, by publishing them on its official list.

At the moment we only have the data for the new Wrangler Unlimited V6, the larger and therefore heavier body variant, in combination with the most powerful engine in the range, 9 inch Jeep jl headlights suitable for offroad use, the 3.6-liter V6. That must have undergone a remarkable evolution since it has managed to improve the consumption figures of the previous equivalent version. Although the result is still not particularly good, we must bear in mind that the new 2018 range will also feature a new supercharged 4-cylinder option that will surely offer better consumption figures.
 
The new Wrangler Unlimited V6 improves in all measurements on its predecessor, both in its manual box version and with the new automatic transmission. Which is more frugal even than the manual, contrary to what happened with the previous generation of the model.

As we can see in the tables, the 2018 version, in both transmission options, manages to reduce the consumption of its predecessor by about one liter per 100 kilometers in all measurements. This is quite striking since the new model will enjoy a higher equipment, with elements never before seen in the Wrangler range, so it should be noticed in the weight.

The new Wrangler will be presented at the next Hall of Los Angeles 2017, so we understand that the brand will reveal at that time all the data and images of the new range of the off-road vehicle. Although at the moment only the data related to the North American market, the first in which the new generation of the iconic 4x4 will be released.