You might expect the outside of a Jeep to be built tough for off-roading, while the inside is neglected. But the Jeep Compass 4xe is changing the game with an interior that’s specifically designed to handle the wild. 

The Jeep Compass 4xe gains an exclusive off-roading interior 

Have you worried about putting your dog, muddy gear, or off-roading gear in your interior? You don’t want your ride to get scratched up, stained, or ripped. Luckily, the Jeep Compass 4xe will put those fears to bed with its new off-road-specific interior. 

According to Stellantis, the Compass 4xe interior was redesigned to meet the specific needs of off-road enthusiasts. Upholstery materials were carefully selected to maximize resistance and practicality. 

For example, the seat fabric is coated in polyurethane, which makes it twice as resistant as conventional cloth. Plus, it’s easier to clean. That’s a relief for people like me who constantly have muddy dogs in their rides. 

Speaking of pets, the rear seatbacks feature an anti-scratch surface. It’s equipped with extra storage features to enhance utility. Reinforced heavy-duty rubber mats provide superior protection from mud, gravel, water, and other debris. 

Also, the tan interior color scheme improves the ability to conceal dirt to maintain a cleaner appearance. The red and silver accents add to the Jeep Compass 4xe’s bold personality. 

Exterior off-roading upgrades include scratch-resistant bumpers, a 10 mm suspension lift, 19-inch rims, tires with a higher sidewall, and a matte anti-glare sticker. It features a 27-degree approach angle, 31-degree departure angle, and 16-degree breakover angle. 

But the new Compass is currently on hiatus in America due to increasing costs and tariffs. Hopefully, we will get this PHEV model soon.