Jeep Renegade Tough Mudder sales begin

To celebrate its continuing sponsorship of UK Tough Mudder endurance race events, Jeep has introduced a special edition Renegade.

Offered with a choice of either Omaha Orange or Carbon Black paintwork, the Renegade Tough Mudder gains a more rugged front bumper borrowed from the Trailhawk variant, gloss black 17” alloy wheels and mud / snow tyres.

Jeep Renegade Tough Mudder (2017) Front Side 1

Completing the exterior look are a bonnet graphic, a unique tailgate badge and some stickers that show the build number (production is being limited to 100 examples).

Interior features include all-weather rubber floor mats, cloth upholstery, heated front seats and anodised orange bezels. Satellite navigation, Bluetooth connectivity and a DAB radio are also part of the specification.

Jeep Renegade Tough Mudder (2017) Front Side 2

Power is provided by a 2.0 litre diesel engine which delivers 138 bhp (103 kW / 140 PS) via a nine-speed automatic transmission. Active Drive Low all-wheel drive and under-body skid plates promise decent off-road ability.

Available to buy now, the Renegade Tough Mudder is priced from £27,795.

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