Jeep Opens 2026 Recon Configurator With Pricing From $68,990 to Nearly $77,000

Jeep has officially launched the online configurator for the 2026 Jeep Recon EV, giving buyers their first opportunity to build the brand's newest all-electric off-roader. At launch, the SUV is available exclusively in the Trail Rated Moab trim, which starts at $68,990, including destination.

Buyers can choose from eight exterior colors. Bright White, Hydro Blue, and Red Hot come at no extra cost, while '41 green, Ceramic Gray, Diamond Black Crystal, and Silver Zynith each add $595. The premium Joose orange paint carries a $995 surcharge. Every color can be paired with an optional black roof for another $995.

The Recon comes standard with 18-inch wheels wrapped in all-terrain tires. Buyers looking for a more rugged appearance can upgrade to an alternative set of 18-inch aluminum wheels with a military-inspired design for $500. Additional exterior options include removable-door mirrors for $695, Mopar rock rails for $1,995, and a protective paint film package priced at $595.

Inside, Jeep offers two cabin themes: Global Black and Joshua Tree, a light brown interior finish. The Comfort Package, priced at $1,995, adds ventilated front seats, heated rear seats, an interior camera, and an auto-dimming rearview mirror. Like the Wrangler, the Recon can also be equipped with the Sky One-Touch power sliding roof for $1,995.

Other available accessories include an all-weather cargo mat for $200, Mopar all-weather floor mats for $170, and the Trailer-Tow Group. That package includes a Class III hitch receiver, seven- and four-pin wiring connectors, trailer-aware blind-spot monitoring, and an enhanced rear camera view designed to make hitching easier.

According to EPA estimates, the 2026 Jeep Recon EV offers 222 miles of driving range on a full charge. While the SUV can be equipped for towing, that range means many owners are unlikely to use it regularly for hauling heavier trailers over long distances.

A fully loaded Recon finished in Joose orange climbs to nearly $77,000 before destination charges. That still undercuts the GMC Hummer EV, but it remains a significant price for an electric off-roader with a relatively modest EPA-rated range.