Jeep Wrangler Sundancer Design Concept
For the Beijing Show, Jeep designers combined the legendary capability of the Jeep Wrangler with a touch of sophistication – and a sense of fashion – to create the Jeep Wrangler Sundancer.

The design concept is painted a tri-coat Chocolate Brown metallic color with gold accents. The fender flares feature a unique Golden Bronze tone-on-tone ghosted pattern, and the windows also have bronze tinted glass.

The unique front and rear bumpers are equipped with linear LED lighting and have been painted a tri-coat Chocolate Brown metallic color coupled with Golden Bronze accent inserts to match the exterior. Completing the Jeep Wrangler Sundancer’s impactful exterior appearance are 20-inch pale gold billet aluminum wheels with polished gold inserts, and a unique multi-piece billet aluminum fender badge.

The Wrangler Sundancer’s interior features Axis II perforated seat inserts and exclusive Berry Baltique Semi-Aniline leather, the same leather found in the most luxurious labels in fashion. The door panels and upper instrument panel are wrapped in premium leather and hand sewn provocateur lace stitching can be found on the outer deck seam, steering wheel and center lid console. The gold color scheme from the exterior continues into the interior, with new ‘Gold Rush’ interior paint on the door handles, steering wheel bezel, grab handle, gear shifter trim ring bezels and sill plates.

Finishing touches to the interior include Romina premium leather trimmed/wrapped floor mats.

The Jeep Wrangler lineup in China currently includes the Sport, Sahara and the Rubicon model on which the Jeep Wrangler Sundancer design concept is based. Jeep Wranglers in China are fitted with 3.6L V-6 Pentastar petrol engines, or 3.0L V-6 Pentastar petrol engines.

In 2012, a previous special version of the Jeep Wrangler, the Wrangler Dragon, debuted at the Beijing Show as a design concept and is now being produced and sold not only in China but also in markets such as the U.S., Australia and Puerto Rico.

Nearly 800,000 people attended the Beijing Motor Show in previous years.












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Jeep® Brand Debuts Four Design Concept Vehicles at the Beijing Motor Show


Four Chinese-inspired design concepts push boundaries of Jeep brand
Jeep Zi You Xia design concept showcases a sophisticated interpretation of the all-new Jeep Renegade
Jeep Wrangler Sundancer brings premium luxury to the iconic model
Jeep Cherokee Sageland and Urbane reflect distinctive Chinese inspired personalities

April 19, 2014 , Beijing - The Jeep® brand introduced four new design concepts at the 2014 Beijing International Motor Show today. The quartet takes Jeep production models and injects them with fresh elements inspired by millennia of Chinese culture and the sense of style, fashion and flash-forward trends found in megacities such as Shanghai and Beijing.
The four design concepts include two interpretations of the all-new Jeep Cherokee – the Sageland and Urbane – a premium, luxury version of the iconic Jeep Wrangler called the Jeep Wrangler Sundancer, and the Zi You Xia, a special design concept based on the all-new 2015 Jeep Renegade.

“Jeep is one of the fastest growing imported brands in China and this is our largest Jeep market outside the U.S.,” said Mike Manley Chief Operating Officer for Asia Pacific and President and CEO – Jeep Brand, Chrysler Group LLC. “It makes sense for us to use this year’s Beijing Motor Show as a platform to explore how consumers react to these new Chinese-inspired ideas that may find their way into future production vehicles.”

No diesels,no 8 or 9 spds,no free food,why am I here?

Smart machine. Maybe not a core wrangler etc.... but nice.

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I'd say there is room for luxury features and lack thereof on JKs. Depends on what the buyer wants. Important thing is to sell Jks and lots of them all over the globe.

Agree !!!

That color is horrid IMO





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I think the Wrangler has been at production capacity since the 2012 with the intro of the Pentastar. They must feel they're getting it right even if the hardcore don't like it. Same with the Cherokee... I'm seeing that constipated looking front end everywhere.

The lost opportunity for me was the Willy's. I wanted so bad for that to have the Rubicon 44's and transfer case without all the power foof.

I'm not crazy about the color of the concept here, but I'm digging the look of those wheels even though they're 20's.

PLEASE, GOD; SOMEONE KILL THIS THING WITH FIRE!*





<*I , somehow, missed this beastly , sad , gaudy Louis Vitton-lookin' 'JK' when it was originally sent out to press earlier this year. Seeing it today made me throw-up in my mouth a little. I would ONLY like to see this again if it were being [literally] thrashed and violated upon many large sections of gnarly granite someplace where only RZRs or buggies normally tread....>

Seems kind of Harsh... I like the look. Perhaps I'm gettin' Old and Senile, but that is as clean as any Land Rover or Evoque... Nice thing about JK's, you can choose a Plain Jane, or gussy her up with all th' fancy trappin's you feel needed... Just sayin'...

Fast Freddie

Looks like a UPS truck

I actually like the colour. The inside is nice too... but it's still way to nice for me to consider. and the name is a little...colourful...those wheels remind me of the old Grand Cherokee ZJ wheels though.

Anyone else thinking what I'm thinking?

FUCK CHINA

I like it.

I would drive it.

99% of Jeep owners don't take their shit off road anyway, and a half of the 1% that say the do are lying.

I like the hood design if it is functional

Its a 10a hood. Not very functional...

I'm sure they'll build this after the raging success of the Dragon Edition which also made its debut at some Asian car show.

I do like the wheels, they'd be cool in 17".


Edit: Oops, just saw the Dragon blurb at the bottom of the original post... Dealerships are peeling those stickers off and trying to sell them at a discount now.