Easter Jeep Safari

Jeep's "most impressive lineup of Easter Safari concepts ever" is headlined by an evolution of 2021's Wrangler Magneto BEV. The Magneto 2.0 puts out 625 hp and 850 lb-ft of torque for everything from slo-mo rock crawling to 2-second 0-60-mph sprints.

There are a lot of reasons to like adding more battery power to off-roading, but there's also a big question: How do you charge that battery? Jeep is looking to help out by adding a network of off-road charging stations to its 4xe family.

Jeep presents its first all-electric vehicle, the Wrangler Magneto concept. Powered by a 275-hp e-motor, four battery packs and a six-speed manual, the e-Wrangler Rubicon supports full off-roading while cutting the noise and tailpipe pollution.

Like so many other events, the annual Easter Jeep Safari was a victim of COVID-19 last year. Jeep will help make up for the loss of a 2020 event with its plans to debut an all-electric Wrangler concept at this year's Safari.

The Easter Jeep Safari was canceled this year, but that hasn't stopped Jeep from building up concept off-roaders. The Gladiator Farout arrives as a 4x4 micro-camper with full-blown living module, efficient turbo-diesel engine and off-road upgrades.

If you thought that the launch of the Gladiator pickup meant that Jeep was done experimenting with pickup concepts at the annual Easter Jeep Safari, think again. This year's lineup is ALL pickup, from Gladiator camper, to retromodded M715, to Wrangler-turned-long bed Gladiator.

It's Easter Safari time again in Moab, and that means it's time for Jeep to roll out another seven terrific concept vehicles to titillate the crowd. And again, they deliver, with a diverse range of obtuse angles on the classic American off-roader.

Jeep never fails to surprise and delight at the Easter Safari, consistently rolling out wild concepts for fans who make the trip to Moab. ​This year, the Safari will act as a launchpad for five special editions, led by a jacked-up Wrangler and a lovingly-restored Cherokee.

Jeep never holds back when it comes time to stretch its imagination and create some crazy concepts. This year at the 50th Annual Easter Safari, the American off-roading brand has taken things to the next level with seven concepts, including a 707-hp Hellcat-powered Wrangler.

The all-new Jeep Wrangler Red Rock Concept looks like the type of package that Jeep would have revealed at the Easter Jeep Safari. Although Jeep saved it for SEMA, the package is inspired by the 50th anniversary of the annual Jeep lovers' gathering in Moab.

Not only has Jeep revealed a new Wrangler pickup concept for this year's Easter Jeep Safari, but it also has an airy, military-look Wrangler, a surf-styled tribute to the original 1970s-era Cherokee, a Grand Cherokee overland camper, and three other interesting packages.