2018 Jeep Wrangler JL Interior Revealed
 

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The standard-bearer of the brand is the bread-and-butter of a huge segment of the aftermarket and far and away the top choice for off-road enthusiasts among new models.

We’ve already established that the exterior is going to be an evolutionary step from the JK, retaining most of its signature styling cues, while subtly tweaking certain details.

The interior shows relatively more extensive changes. However, nothing we find is especially shocking or controversial. The last major interior refresh the JK received was in 2011, in which the blocky, hard plastic dash was overhauled with a more sculpted design.

In some regards, the JL interior is a move back to a more angular theme, with a relatively flat dash punctuated by raised round HVAC vents and a raised rectangular Uconnect display. Lower on the console, we see an horizontal array for the HVAC controls, the traditional location for the power window switches, as well as multiple connectivity options, including USB and 12-volt.

This particular example appears to be equipped with a manual transmission, assuring hardcore Jeepers that a row-your-own option is still available.

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Also looks like it now sports the 8.4 uconnect given the climate controls are in there. Not sure about the back to angular theme though, dash looks quite rounded to me.

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I wonder if those are the window controls? I hope not because being that low down, they will be fiddly to operate by feel alone.

2018 Jeep Wrangler JL Interior Revealed
 

Looks cool, push button start too.


I wonder how much of it will work as it should.

Mine has always had issues with the electrics and it's no where near that fancy.

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For me it doesn't matter where they put them, I'll still be feeling around the door handle to lower my windows. I'm still doing it even after owning 2 Wranglers over the past 5 years.

I like the colour coding along the dash, it looks very 50's