2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee vs. 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L

There’s nothing like a Jeep to tackle the open roads of Thibodaux, but which model should you choose for your adventures ahead? In this guide, we compare the 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee vs. 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L head to head. While both offer rugged performance with spacious builds, you might find that one suits your driving needs just a little better than the other. Let’s take a closer look at the 2021 vs. 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee standard and extended models, and be sure to stop by Southland Dodge near Paradis for a test drive!

Grand Cherokee vs. Grand Cherokee L: Prices

Price is a top priority for many Hahnville shoppers, and luckily, both lineups offer terrific options for any price point. The Jeep Grand Cherokee offers a slightly larger range of trim levels with a slightly lower entry-level price point. But, when you factor in new vehicle specials and trade-in deals, the differences between the 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee vs. 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L prices are minimal. Compare the two lineups below:

2022 Grand Cherokee

• Grand Cherokee Laredo — $37,390 MSRP
• Grand Cherokee Altitude — $41,945 MSRP
• Grand Cherokee Limited — $43,710 MSRP
• Grand Cherokee Trailhawk® — $50,275 MSRP
• Grand Cherokee Overland — $53,305 MSRP
• Grand Cherokee Summit — $57,365 MSRP
• Grand Cherokee Summit Reserve — $63,365 MSRP

2021 Grand Cherokee L

• Grand Cherokee L Laredo — $38,635 MSRP
• Grand Cherokee L Altitude — $40,195 MSRP
• Grand Cherokee L Limited — $46,340 MSRP
• Grand Cherokee L Overland — $55,135 MSRP
• Grand Cherokee L Summit — $57,585 MSRP
• Grand Cherokee L Summit Reserve— $63,635 MSRP

Grand Cherokee vs. Grand Cherokee L: Interior Space

What about interior space? Between these two Jeep models, you’ll find two roomy SUVs with plenty of space for passengers and cargo around Luling. However, the Jeep Grand Cherokee L offers three rows of seating for larger groups – along with more cargo storage overall. While the Jeep Grand Cherokee offers more than enough room for most drivers, the Grand Cherokee L is the clear choice for those who want to maximize their cabin space.

2022 Grand Cherokee Interior Dimensions

• Passenger Volume: 145 cubic feet
• 1st / 2nd Row Headroom: 39.9 inches / 39.4 inches
• 1st / 2nd Row Legroom: 41.3 inches / 38.2 inches
• Maximum Cargo Space: 70.8 cubic feet

2021 Grand Cherokee L Interior Dimensions

• Passenger Volume – 152 cubic feet
• 1st/2nd/3rd Row Headroom – 39.8/39.9/37.3 inches
• 1st/2nd/3rd Row Legroom – 41.3/39.4/30.3 inches
• Maximum Cargo Space – 84.6 cubic feet

Grand Cherokee vs. Grand Cherokee L: Engines

When searching for a family SUV or an off-road vehicle, the engine power becomes a crucial aspect to consider. The Jeep Grand Cherokee is powered by three different engine opinions while the Jeep Grand Cherokee L offers drivers two options, including a 5.7-liter V-8 that adds an extra 1,000 pounds of towing capacity.

Below, you can dive into a comparison of the engine options available for the 2021 Grand Cherokee L and 2022 Grand Cherokee.

2022 Grand Cherokee Engine Options

• 3.6L Pentastar® V6 Engine
• 5.7L Hemi® V8 Engine
• 2.0L I4 DOHC DI Turbo PHEV Engine

2021 Grand Cherokee L Engine Options

• 3.6L Pentastar® V6 Engine
• 5.7L V8

Experience a Jeep SUV at Southland Dodge

To determine the ideal Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV for your daily commutes, we invite you to visit our showroom in Houma and experience a test drive of both models. Our amiable team will assist you in selecting the perfect Jeep SUV for your everyday needs, while our finance experts will work with you to find a lease or loan plan that aligns with your budget. Contact us at Southland Dodge with any questions about the Jeep lineup, or stop by Houma to get behind the wheel. Curious about your Jeep’s model service schedule? Check out the Jeep Maintenance Schedule!