New $70,000 Jeep Gladiator Edition by Mopar Unveiled, Comes Packed with Exciting Features

Important Highlights

• Priced at $70,295, Mopar’s Jeep Gladiator provides enhanced aesthetics and functions using JPP components.
• Standout features consist of durable rock rails, a triple-hoop grille guard, a protective bedliner, and upgrades to the interior.
• Customers will receive an 83-piece tool set along with a personalized authenticity certificate.

Unveiling a unique version inspired by the Jeep Gladiator Rubicon, Mopar plans to release 250 units of this exclusive model. Enthusiasts can acquire nearly every feature seen on this Gladiator from the Jeep Performance Parts catalog. This approach mirrors what was done with the Jeep Wrangler JPP 20. For those averse to installing parts themselves, the new Mopar variant is already in stock at various dealerships nationwide. Notably, this limited-edition off-road vehicle is solely available in the US market. Apologies to our neighbors in Canada.

Dubbed the Mopar ’24 Jeep Gladiator, this special model is priced at $70,295 MSRP (excluding $1,895 for delivery). In comparison, a standard 2024 Jeep Gladiator starts at just under $40,000 and maxes out at slightly below $65,000. So, what sets the Mopar edition apart for the extra cost?

Jeep Performance Components Spread Out

Mopar has subtly enhanced the Gladiator with sturdy rock rails, a triple-hoop grille guard, a color-coordinated hardtop, a bedliner application, front and rear grip handles, and a distinctive Mopar emblem on the tailgate. The interior has been upgraded with a Mopar headliner, black threshold trim, and all-weather floor coverings. On the aesthetics front, it features gloss black paint with matte black, grey, and red decals, along with JPP insignia on the hood, sides, and tailgate. The vehicle rides on 17-inch aluminum wheels with black inserts paired with Falken all-terrain tires.

If you were curious, the motor remains the ubiquitous 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 delivering 285 horsepower. The cabin is fairly similar, but enthusiasts adore the Wrangler and Gladiator as they are. The two-tone Katzkin leather seats blend black and Maraschino Red, with Omega M Mopar logos on the front seats emphasizing the special edition status of the vehicle. The center console and seat bolsters also feature the contrasting red color, complementing the stitching. Lastly, a numbered plate behind the gear shifter serves as a reminder of the rarity of this Gladiator.

Along with the Gladiator truck itself, each of the 250 purchasers will receive a custom authenticity certificate bearing the serialized vehicle-build number of their particular truck, a design sketch produced by the Mopar design team, “and more.” Particularly enticing is the 83-piece JPP tool kit, presented in a “reusable gift box” and equipped with specific tool pockets for the included items plus an expandable compartment for adding personal tools. The pricing for additional JPP enhancements for the Gladiator is as follows:

• Two-inch lift kit with Bilstein shocks: $2,095
• Beadlock-wheel functional lock ring kit: $300 (per ring)
• Tube door kit: $1,545
• Mesh tube door covers: $337
• Mirror kit for tube doors: $279
• Doors off mirror kit: $498
• Performance wiper kit: $157
• JPP branded tool kit: $543