The world's first Jeep Beach Edition Gladiator, 250 units produced.

To mark one of the most anticipated events among Jeep fans, Jeep has unveiled two limited edition models that herald the arrival of summer 2024. Ahead of warmer weather, Jeep has unveiled two beach-themed models for next year. In particular, the company first applied the Jeep Beach version to the Gladiator pickup truck. Inspired by the Wrangler Jeep Beach, which will be available in a limited run of 500 units in 2024, the Gladiator Jeep Beach Edition, of which only 250 will be built, takes exclusivity to a new level. The Gladiator Jeep Beach version is based on the Willys model and features a body-colored roof, headliner, retractable awning, spray-on seat upholstery and signature Jeep Beach decals. Designed for sandy terrain, it features 32-inch mud tires, steel rails, a locking rear differential and Off-Road+ mode. Passengers are offered Mopar Katzkin leather seats with embroidered Jeep Beach logo, a 12.3-inch touchscreen and a number of advanced safety features, including adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, trailer towing and programmable settings. The Wrangler Jeep V6 is also available with a 12.3-inch touchscreen. Meanwhile, the Wrangler Jeep Beach 4xe also has roots in the Willys configuration and features similar refinements. It does, however, come with 33-inch off-road tires, a slight improvement over the Gladiator's 32-inch tires. Jeep Beach Edition Gladiator. General upgrades include a body-color hardtop, headliner, Sunrider convertible top, and Jeep Beach decals. Features include steel handrails, a locking rear differential, Offroad+ mode, Mopar Katzkin leather seats, and a 12.3-inch touchscreen. Prices for the 2024 Jeep Wrangler Jeep Beach start at $62,290. Both models are available in a variety of colors and, in keeping with the automaker's commitment to offering customers individual options, orders will begin this month in select states in the Southeast. Jeep emphasizes that these special models are a tribute to the annual Jeep Beach 2024 event, which will take place in Florida from April 19 to 28 this year. By incorporating beach-themed elements and state-of-the-art equipment into these models, Jeep aims to capture the essence of the event and provide enthusiasts with unique vehicles built for future adventures in the sun.

 To mark one of the most anticipated events among Jeep fans, Jeep has unveiled two limited edition models that herald the arrival of summer 2024.

Ahead of warmer weather, Jeep has unveiled two beach-themed models for next year. In particular, the company first applied the Jeep Beach version to the Gladiator pickup truck.

Inspired by the Wrangler Jeep Beach, which will be available in a limited run of 500 units in 2024, the Gladiator Jeep Beach Edition, of which only 250 will be built, takes exclusivity to a new level.

The Gladiator Jeep Beach version is based on the Willys model and features a body-colored roof, headliner, retractable awning, spray-on seat upholstery and signature Jeep Beach decals. Designed for sandy terrain, it features 32-inch mud tires, steel rails, a locking rear differential and Off-Road+ mode.

Passengers are offered Mopar Katzkin leather seats with embroidered Jeep Beach logo, a 12.3-inch touchscreen and a number of advanced safety features, including adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, trailer towing and programmable settings. The Wrangler Jeep V6 is also available with a 12.3-inch touchscreen.

Meanwhile, the Wrangler Jeep Beach 4xe also has roots in the Willys configuration and features similar refinements. It does, however, come with 33-inch off-road tires, a slight improvement over the Gladiator's 32-inch tires.

Jeep Beach Edition Gladiator.

General upgrades include a body-color hardtop, headliner, Sunrider convertible top, and Jeep Beach decals. Features include steel handrails, a locking rear differential, Offroad+ mode, Mopar Katzkin leather seats, and a 12.3-inch touchscreen. Prices for the 2024 Jeep Wrangler Jeep Beach start at $62,290.

Both models are available in a variety of colors and, in keeping with the automaker's commitment to offering customers individual options, orders will begin this month in select states in the Southeast.

Jeep emphasizes that these special models are a tribute to the annual Jeep Beach 2024 event, which will take place in Florida from April 19 to 28 this year.

By incorporating beach-themed elements and state-of-the-art equipment into these models, Jeep aims to capture the essence of the event and provide enthusiasts with unique vehicles built for future adventures in the sun.

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