Jeep offers sneak peek at collection of Easter Jeep Safari concepts

Jeep is gearing up for the 58th Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah, and it looks like they’re bringing some exciting new builds to the table. In a recent teaser on Instagram and Facebook, senior manager Chris Piscitelli hinted at a blend of past and future inspirations for the event. This year’s theme seems to be all about honoring the heritage of Jeep vehicles from the 1950s, showcasing current and future powertrains, and embracing the high-energy, racing spirit of classic Wranglers.

According to Piscitelli, attendees can expect to see a variety of Jeep builds at the Safari, including a couple of Wranglers, a Gladiator, and even one of their larger SUVs, potentially a Grand Cherokee or a customized Grand Wagoneer. The brand is also teasing some bold color choices for the event, with hints of military green, Firecracker Red, and eye-catching orange being mentioned.

The teaser images suggest that some of the builds may incorporate innovative features like on-board batteries to power accessories and high-performance equipment for off-road adventures. One standout is a Wrangler with a vertical white stripe on Firecracker Red body paint, possibly hinting at a Wrangler 392 model with beefed-up tires and suspension.

Additionally, there’s a glimpse of a rugged desert racer in bright orange with custom details like a skull and pistons motif on the fenders, spotlights in place of mirrors, and a roll bar for added safety. It’s clear that Jeep is pushing the boundaries with these builds, aiming to showcase the potential of their iconic off-road vehicles.

The Jeep Easter Safari is scheduled to take place from March 23-31, promising an exciting showcase of Jeep’s past, present, and future in the beautiful red rocks of Moab. Keep an eye out for more updates and previews from the event in the coming weeks. Exciting things are on the horizon for Jeep enthusiasts and off-road adventurers alike.