Every year, Jeep designers include at least one concept vehicle fitted with as many Jeep Performance Products as possible. This time around, the 4xe Blueprint takes that mantle and is basically a ‘parts display on wheels’ stock Wrangler 4xe.
To make every part easy to identify, Jeep includes QR codes on each item, similar to what it did on the 2022 D-Coder Gladiator concept. Oh, and the brand also painted all the parts in a Mopar Blue finish, so they are hard to miss.
Included are a two-inch Mopar lift kit, high-top fenders, Rubicon front and rear steel bumpers, a Warn winch with winch guard, and seven-inch TYRI auxiliary lighting.
Additionally, the vehicle features rock rails, tube doors, snorkel, lower A-pillar five-inch TYRI cowl lights, 37-inch BFG K03 A/T tires and three kinds of wheels—driver side 17-inch beadlocks, passenger side 17-inch non-beadlock and a 17-inch beadlock capable spare.
Rounding out some interior JPP products are a multi-accessory rail kit, door sill guards, tailgate table, grab handles and all-weather floor liners.
