Photo Credit:Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107] MS Copilot rendering to upcoming Jeep Recon Moab EV with Rivian R2 lurking the background

Jeep's Recon Moab EV Is Finally Shedding Its Camouflage

30 Sep 2025 | Abstracted from EVWorld.com

Jeep's Recon Moab EV emerges as an electric Rubicon successor with removable doors and serious off-road capability, priced at $60k-$80k and range up 300 miles. But Stellantis is pulling back on EV launches due to weak demand and expiring tax credits. Meanwhile, Rivian's R2 arrives in 2026 at $45k, offering adventure capability with better value. The Recon's fate depends less on its trail prowess and more on whether Jeep commits to production in an uncertain market.

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