
- Wagoneer S sales have tumbled since the end of federal EV tax credits.
- Deep discounts are available on remaining 2025 inventory.
- The SUV is expected to return for the 2027 model year.
Jeep unveiled the all-electric Wagoneer S for the 2024 model year, and now, just two years later, the automaker is skipping a model year. While it is slated for a return in 2027, the move shows that America’s appetite for high-priced electric vehicles (EVs) might be softening after federal tax credits ended last year.
A Stellantis spokesperson told industry publication Automotive News that the automaker is “pacing production of the all-electric Jeep Wagoneer S to support future improvements in battery performance, software, and capability.” Full compatibility with the North American Charging System (NACS) is among the expected updates, giving the SUV more convenient access to Tesla’s Supercharger network.
With up to 600 horsepower in the top configuration, the Wagoneer S doesn’t lack performance, but the Mexican-built EV is subject to import tariffs, complicating the pricing and production models for Stellantis.
Speaking of pricing, the Wagoneer S costs more than the gas-powered Wagoneer to start, at $67,195, including a $1,995 destination charge. The up-level Launch Edition costs $72,195, but it’s worth noting that almost no one is paying that price, with widespread discounts available.
Jeep moved more than 10,000 units before the federal tax credits ended last year, but sales have taken a considerable tumble in the months since, with just over 600 units in the six months following September 2025. Federal EV tax credits ended on Sept. 30 last year, removing up to a $7,500 benefit for buyers.
The automaker hasn’t said when it would resume Wagoneer S production or if it plans to shift assembly to a U.S. location to sidestep tariffs. In the meantime, the 2025 model is still listed on Jeep’s official site, and the automaker is offering strong incentives on its remaining inventory, including 0% financing for 72 months and up to $8,750 in cash allowances for returning owners and lessees.
