Jeep Wrangler Smoky Mountain Edition Arrives With Subtle Upgrades And A Tiny Price Bump

Jeep has unveiled the latest in its Twelve 4 Twelve series, and this one is called the Smoky Mountain Special Edition. 10 axle ratio, and steel rock rails. 0-liter turbo four-cylinder, but the Smoky Mountain package requires a four-door model with an automatic transmission.

The upgrades are mostly cosmetic, starting with black 17-inch wheels inspired by mist-covered peaks, a gloss black grille, and special hood branding. Body-colored fender flares and a hardtop are standard, with an option for 35-inch tires. Inside, there are cloth seats with embossed parachutes, smoked carbon trim rings, a darker shifter, and Terracotta accent stitching.

A special plaque at the back marks it as a Smoky Mountain off-roader. Heated seats, a heated steering wheel, dual-zone climate control, and a universal garage door opener are also included.

The edition is a nod to the Smoky Mountain Invasion event, which gathers thousands of Jeep owners for a weekend. Jeep CEO Branden Coté said the event captures the brand's spirit of adventure and freedom. The company hasn't announced production limits, and orders are open now. The Smoky Mountain package adds just $80 to the price, though the final cost depends on other options.

This is the tenth model in the Twelve 4 Twelve series, with more releases expected before the run ends.