Available in the form of a fully electric, subcompact off-roader, the Jeep Avenger is a crossover from one of the most famous names in off roading. Despite its small size, this is a vehicle that still commands big car presence, like the Jeep we all know and recognise.
It is also available as a hybrid and a 1.2 litre petrol version. There are 3 trim levels: Longitude, Altitude and Summit.
While the Avenger is not Trail Rated, it will still increase your off-roading capabilities beyond your typical compact EV, due to features including short overhangs and good ground clearance. It also boasts a Selec-Terrain system with modes for snow, mud and sand.
Inside, the Avenger feels very much like the larger Jeeps in the range, in terms of its commanding driving position and variety of useful storage options. It feels intuitive and adventurous to drive. It handles well with good agility for a compact crossover. It has a decent range and the ability to rapid charge at a respectable speed. Driving range should be maintained in cooler conditions through the heat pump that has been incorporated.
The Jeep Avenger is a subcompact crossover 5 door SUV targeting a younger market. It is ideal for young professionals and small families who don’t need a lot of legroom in the backseats or boot space. It is perfect for city driving, while its robust capabilities mean it's also capable of some outdoor adventures too.
If you’ve decided you want a Jeep Avenger, we’ve made it easy to browse through the full list of Jeep Avenger leasing deals available. Scroll up to view all of the deal tiles, with pricing and model information for each. Our deals are listed from the lowest price to the highest, making the right priced deal easier to find. Click through on a model to start building your deal.
Leasing is a great alternative to traditional car loans and other financing options. It enables drivers to access the latest models by changing their cars more regularly. Both business leasing and personal leasing deals are available.
If you’re looking to compare vehicles similar to the Jeep Avenger, then it’s worth checking out the Ford Puma, Nissan Juke and Skoda Kamiq.
The Ford Puma is a similar car but the Avenger prioritises comfort, whereas the Puma reaches 0-62mph a bit quicker, (a Ford Puma 125 automatic takes 9.6 seconds to complete whereas the Avenger has a 0-62mph time of around 10.9 seconds).
The Nissan Juke is usually a bit more affordable than the Jeep Avenger but there isn’t a pure electric model on the market as of yet, only a hybrid version.
The Skoda Kamiq offers great value for money, practicality and good handling so is also worth looking at if you’re interested in a comparison between similar vehicles. The Skoda Kamiq is roomier than the Jeep in the back seats. However, there are only two engines in the Kamiq range, a 1.0-litre three-cylinder petrol and a 1.5-litre turbo petrol. There is no electric version.
There are numerous reasons that leasing through Xcite is a great choice for your Jeep Avenger. You’ll be able to pay a low initial rental and there’s no balloon payment at the end. You can drive a brand new vehicle with a manufacturer’s warranty, the latest system and tech updates and no MOT for 3 years. You can even add a maintenance package.
Entry level Longitude versions of the Jeep Avenger Electric come as standard with climate control, keyless entry, immobiliser and a volumetric anti-theft alarm. Apple Carplay/Android Auto is featured, with wireless mirroring and a sizable 10.3-inch touchscreen infotainment setup. Safety kit includes lane keep assist, traffic sign recognition and autonomous emergency braking. An all-terrain mode selector and ev drive mode selector also come as standard.
The Jeep Avenger has a range of up to 248 miles, depending on driving speed, driving habits and outside temperature.
If you charge up at home using a standard 7.4kW wallbox, it’ll take around 7 hours 58 minutes to charge the Jeep Avenger to 100%.
However, if you charge up in public at a rapid charging point using a 100kw charger, the time comes right down – 24 minutes to get from 20% to 80% charge.