This year marks Jeep’s 80th anniversary, as well as to celebrate eight decades of rugged, all-terrain 4x4s, the American marque has updated its long-standing Wrangler model, while unveiling an 80th anniversary special edition.
The Wrangler is understood for its blend of retro-inspired style as well as imperious off-road ability, as well as the new update aims to develop on the model’s off-road prowess while improving security as well as effectiveness in typical use.

Limited edition Jeep Wrangler 1941 marks brand’s 80th birthday

For 2021, Jeep has streamlined the Wrangler line-up, with a familiar 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine now the sole powertrain on offer. As in the previous car, it creates 268bhp, sending drive with an eight-speed automatic gearbox – the handbook choice is no longer available.
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The engine is now much more effective too, emitting as bit as 242g/km of CO2 – a reduction of 10g/km over the previous car. The specialised off-road Wrangler Rubicon is the least effective of the line-up, emitting as much as 271g/km, because of its enhanced weight as well as off-road tyres.
The new Wrangler gets extra security tech as standard, including adaptive ‘stop as well as go’ cruise control, mishap emergency braking as well as automatic high beam functionality. 
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Jeep hasn’t comprehensive any type of mechanical tweaks to enhance the 4x4s road manners. Instead, special interest has been provided to the Wrangler’s all-terrain systems, with a variety of new features developed to increase off-road ability.