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Jeep is know for teasing enthusiast with awesome concepts and the Frankfurt Motor Show was no different. They release three custom Jeeps to show off their vehicles potential. These three Jeeps were dubbed the Wrangler Rubicon Sunriser, Cherokee KrawLer and the Renegade Trailhawk.

Wrangler Sunriser

The Wrangler Sunriser features a 4-inch lift, half doors, highline fenders, beadlock wheels and LED Lights. The paint is an exclusive matte orange and its powered by a 2.8 CRD engine combined with a five-speed auto transmission. 

LED Headlights

LED Tail Lights

 

Cherokee KrawLer

The Cherokee KrawLer is based off of the production Trailhawk model and cleverly uses the capital "K" and "L" to refer to the KL code that is used to identify the Cherokee nameplate. The KrawLer features a small lift, BFGoodrich KM2 off-road tires, wider fenders, skidplates and rock rails. The color is a military inspired matte green and it's powered by a 3.2 V6 Pentastar engine. 

Renegade Trailhawk

Last is the Jeep Renegade Trailhawk which is actually the least modified. The Trailhawk has subtle features such as 17-inch alloy wheels, skidplates, two rear tow hook (oppose to one), and black mirror caps. 

custom hood decal

Black Mirror Caps

Full Sunroof

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