Fastest Jeep: The Fastest and Quickest Jeeps Ranked

The fastest Jeep ever by top speed is the 2018–2021 Grand Cherokee Trackhawk, rated by Jeep at 707 hp and 180 mph. The quickest to 60 mph by Jeep's claims is the electric Wagoneer S Launch Edition (3.4 seconds), the most powerful new Jeep is the 670-hp Recon, and the fastest Wrangler is the 470-hp V8 Wrangler 392.

By CarWhere Research · Updated

Fastest Jeeps ranked

Fastest and most powerful Jeeps: Jeep-published output, 0–60 mph, top speed and notes
ModelOutput0–60 mph (Jeep)Top speed (Jeep)Notes
Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk (2018–2021)707 hp / 645 lb-ft3.5 s180 mphSupercharged 6.2L HEMI V8; Jeep-claimed 11.6-s quarter mile
Jeep Wagoneer S Launch Edition (2024–)600 hp3.4 s—Battery-electric, dual motors; quickest Jeep 0–60 by Jeep claim
Jeep Recon (2026–)670 hp3.6 s—Battery-electric, Trail Rated
Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 / 392 models (2021–)470 hp / 470 lb-ft4.5 s—6.4L HEMI V8; fastest Wrangler
Jeep Grand Wagoneer Hurricane H.O. (2023–2025)Up to 540 hp (2025)——Twin-turbo 3.0L inline-six
Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT (2012–2021)Up to 475 hp——6.4L HEMI V8
Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe375 hp / 470 lb-ft——Plug-in hybrid, 2.0L turbo four + electric motors

Ranked by Jeep-published top speed, then claimed 0–60 mph time, then output. Where Jeep has published neither, models are ordered by power.

Fastest Wranglers

The Wrangler 392 — first sold as the 2021 Rubicon 392 — is the only V8 Wrangler of the current generation, with a 470-hp 6.4L HEMI. Below it, the 4xe plug-in hybrid (375 hp) and the 3.6L V6 (285 hp) cover most Wranglers. To decide between trims, see Wrangler Rubicon vs Sahara vs Willys and what Rubicon means; for the Bronco alternative, read Ford Bronco vs Jeep Wrangler.

Fast Grand Cherokees and Wagoneers

  • Grand Cherokee Trackhawk (2018–2021) — 707 hp, the fastest Jeep by top speed. Shares its supercharged V8 family with Dodge's Hellcats; see the fastest Dodge guide.
  • Grand Cherokee SRT (2012–2021) — 6.4L HEMI V8; what SRT stands for.
  • Grand Wagoneer — 2023–2025 High Output models made up to 540 hp; see Wagoneer vs Grand Wagoneer.

Before you buy a fast used Jeep

Performance Jeeps see hard use and expensive wear items — brakes, tires, driveline. Check Grand Cherokee years to avoid, Wrangler years to avoid and Jeep reliability by model, and see the Wrangler build sheet page for which packages to verify.

Buying a used Trackhawk, SRT or 392? Verify the spec

High-performance Jeeps are priced on their packages and drivetrain. Check the exact factory options of the Jeep you are looking at before you buy — engine, axles, performance and towing groups, wheels. Enter the VIN on the Jeep build sheet page: the availability check is free, and you pay $9.99 only if detailed build data exists for that vehicle.

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FAQ

What is the fastest Jeep ever made?

By top speed, the Grand Cherokee Trackhawk (2018–2021). Jeep rated its supercharged 6.2L HEMI V8 at 707 hp and quoted a 180-mph top speed, a 3.5-second 0–60 mph time and an 11.6-second quarter mile.

What is the quickest Jeep 0–60?

Going by Jeep’s own claims, the electric Wagoneer S Launch Edition, at 3.4 seconds with 600 hp. The Trackhawk (3.5 s) and the 670-hp Recon (3.6 s) are close behind.

What is the fastest Jeep Wrangler?

The V8-powered Wrangler 392 models. Jeep rates the 6.4L HEMI V8 at 470 hp and 470 lb-ft and has quoted 0–60 mph in 4.5 seconds for the Rubicon 392. For 2026 Jeep lists 392 versions including the Moab 392 and Willys 392.

Is the Trackhawk still made?

No. The Trackhawk was built for the 2018–2021 model years on the previous-generation Grand Cherokee. The current Grand Cherokee has no V8 or SRT version; its most powerful variant has been the 375-hp 4xe plug-in hybrid.

What is the most powerful Jeep you can buy new?

On jeep.com, the battery-electric Recon, which Jeep describes as the only 670-horsepower SUV under $70,000 MSRP. Among gas models, the Wrangler 392 has the most power at 470 hp.

Sources

Figures are manufacturer claims; Jeep publishes 0–60 times and top speeds for only some models. Current-model figures are from jeep.com, read November 3, 2026; discontinued-model figures are from Jeep's launch communications.

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