- Performance and Powertrain
- Interior and Luxury
- Availability in Saudi Arabia and Global Markets
The JeepUAE JeepKSA JeepKuwait JeepQatar JeepOman JeepBahrain JeepEgypt Jeep Commander 2026 brings a new level of comfort and capability to the seven seater SUV segment, blending luxury, spaciousness, and genuine off road strength. Officially launched in Saudi Arabia through Petromin Stellantis, it comes with a starting price of 174,000 SAR including VAT, as part of a wider Middle East debut that also includes the UAE. The Commander combines modern design with a powerful turbo engine, advanced safety systems, and smart driving technologies, positioning it as one of the standout family SUVs for 2026.
Performance and Powertrain
The Jeep Commander 2026 is powered by a refined 2.0 liter turbocharged four cylinder engine that delivers strong and balanced performance suitable for both city commutes and highway journeys.
Key Mechanical Specifications:
Engine Power: 272 hp
Torque: 400 Nm
Transmission: Automatic
Intelligent Drive System for enhanced stability and control
Fuel efficiency figures are rated at 13.38 km/L in city driving, 15.23 km/L combined, and up to 18.31 km/L on highways, according to official data. When it comes to safety and convenience, the Commander comes fully equipped with intelligent systems designed to boost driver confidence and passenger protection.
Key Safety and Comfort Features:
Remote engine start and push button ignition
79% high strength steel body structure
Seven airbags for complete protection
Adaptive cruise control with stop and go functionality
Forward collision warning with active emergency braking
Lane keep assist and blind spot monitoring
Traffic sign recognition system
Automatic parking assist with 360 degree cameras
Tire pressure monitoring system
ISOFIX child seat anchors in the second row
With these comprehensive features, the Commander 2026 stands out as one of the most advanced SUVs in its class in terms of safety, performance, and intelligent driving technology.
Interior and Luxury
The cabin of the 2026 Jeep Commander combines spaciousness and sophistication, designed to comfortably accommodate seven passengers with flexible seating across three rows. It also offers a generous cargo capacity of 1760 liters with the rear seats folded, making it an ideal choice for families seeking both comfort and practicality.
Key luxury and technology features:
Premium Nappa leather seats with suede accents
Harman Kardon sound system with high definition speakers
10.1 inch central touchscreen with full wireless smartphone connectivity
Advanced BI LED headlights for superior illumination
19 inch alloy wheels that enhance stability and road presence
Two tone exterior finish complementing Jeep’s signature seven slot grille
The Commander is available in two main trims for the region:
Limited Plus
Overland
The top spec Overland variant offers Level 2 driver assistance features and a 360 degree camera system, delivering a premium blend of comfort and cutting edge technology.
Availability in Saudi Arabia and Global Markets
The 2026 Jeep Commander is officially available at Jeep showrooms across Saudi Arabia through the local distributor Petromin Stellantis, with online booking options already open. The model is also part of Jeep’s regional launch campaign in Dubai, marking its entry into the D-segment SUV category across the GCC markets, including the UAE.
Globally, Jeep continues to offer the Commander in Latin America, where a facelifted 2026 version was recently introduced with updated front styling and redesigned headlights. It also shares technical foundations with the Meridian model sold in India. In contrast, Jeep has discontinued the Grand Commander in China following its withdrawal from local manufacturing, highlighting the brand’s market specific strategy and differing model lineups.
With its wide market presence and balanced combination of power, elegance, and dependability, the 2026 Jeep Commander establishes itself as a compelling contender in the seven seater SUV segment across the GCC region.
