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To promote its SUVs with a strong portfolio in India, Jeep has revised the prices of these two models.
Automobile major Jeep's sports utility vehicle (SUV) models Compass and Meridian are known for their excellent features and have gained popularity in short span of time. Both the SUVs have undergone an update to complete BS6 Phase 2 norms. Both Compass and Meridiian are premium SUVs of the brand and are even exported to other global markets, Hindustan Times sister publication Live Hindustan reported. Its new SUV comes with new real drive emission (RDE) norms.
The engine options of Jeep Compass and Meridian diesel powertrain are same as earlier. The Compass buyers get 1.4 litres four-cylinder turbo petrol engine and 2 litre four-cylinder turbo diesel engine. They generate 161 bhp power and 250 Nm torque. The Meridian customers only get a diesel option.
Talking about transmission, Compass petrol variant has a seven-speed dual clutch transmission on 4X2 configuration. The diesel variant gives either a six-speed or nine-speed dual clutch transmission.

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