Jeep has unveiled a limited-edition Wrangler Trail Hunt Edition, restricted to just 20 units exclusively for the South Korean market. Based on the Rubicon trim, it packs over $9,000 in Mopar accessories but costs only $6,000 more than the base Rubicon, making it a bargain for collectors.
Jeep has announced a highly exclusive version of the Wrangler called the Trail Hunt Edition, limited to just 20 units sold exclusively in South Korea. The special edition is based on the Wrangler Rubicon and adds a Mopar accessory package worth over $9,000, yet it costs only $6,000 more than the standard Rubicon. There are no plans to offer it in other markets, including the United States.
What are the specs of the Wrangler Trail Hunt Edition?
The Trail Hunt Edition starts with the rugged Wrangler Rubicon and adds a comprehensive Mopar off-road package that includes:
- 17-inch wheels with all-terrain tires
- 2-inch suspension lift
- Heavy-duty front bumper with electric winch
- Additional LED lights on the roof
- Underbody skid plates
- Exclusive “Trail Hunt” badging
The total value of these upgrades is approximately $9,000, but Jeep sells the package at a $6,000 premium over the base Rubicon price, making it an attractive deal for off-road enthusiasts.
Why is it exclusive to Korea and not the US?
According to a report from Carscoops, this limited edition is part of Jeep’s strategy to strengthen its presence in Asian markets, particularly South Korea, where interest in off-road SUVs is growing. The scarcity of just 20 units creates high demand among collectors.
Will the Trail Hunt Edition reach the Gulf?
As of now, Jeep has not announced any plans to bring this edition to the Middle East or any other market outside Korea. However, the success of this special edition could inspire similar regional releases, especially given the popularity of the Wrangler among off-road enthusiasts in Saudi Arabia and the UAE for dune bashing and camping.
How much does the Wrangler Trail Hunt Edition cost?
Jeep has not disclosed the official price in South Korean won, but based on the $6,000 premium over the Rubicon, the estimated total price in Korea is around $62,000 (approximately SAR 232,500). The price difference over a standard Rubicon is about $6,000 (SAR 22,500).
Key Facts
- Model: Jeep Wrangler Trail Hunt Edition 2026
- Production: 20 units only
- Market: South Korea exclusively
- Base trim: Wrangler Rubicon
- Mopar upgrade value: $9,000
- Price premium over Rubicon: $6,000 (≈ SAR 22,500)
- Estimated total price: ~$62,000 (≈ SAR 232,500)
- 0-100 km/h (estimated): ~6.5 seconds (Rubicon)
FAQ
How much does the Jeep Wrangler Trail Hunt Edition cost in Saudi Arabia?
The edition is not sold in Saudi Arabia. Based on its estimated price in Korea (around SAR 232,500), it would be roughly SAR 22,500 more expensive than a standard Rubicon.
Will the Wrangler Trail Hunt be available in the UAE?
No official plans exist. The edition is exclusive to South Korea with only 20 units. Jeep may release similar editions for the region in the future.
What’s the difference between the Trail Hunt and a regular Rubicon?
The Trail Hunt adds a Mopar package worth $9,000 including a winch, 2-inch lift, off-road tires, heavy-duty bumper, and extra LED lights, for a $6,000 premium over the Rubicon.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Jeep Wrangler Trail Hunt Edition cost in Saudi Arabia?
The edition is not sold in Saudi Arabia. Based on its estimated price in Korea (around SAR 232,500), it would be roughly SAR 22,500 more expensive than a standard Rubicon.
Will the Wrangler Trail Hunt be available in the UAE?
No official plans exist. The edition is exclusive to South Korea with only 20 units. Jeep may release similar editions for the region in the future.
What's the difference between the Trail Hunt and a regular Rubicon?
The Trail Hunt adds a Mopar package worth $9,000 including a winch, 2-inch lift, off-road tires, heavy-duty bumper, and extra LED lights, for a $6,000 premium over the Rubicon.
Sources
- Carscoops — Jeep’s Indiana Jones Wrangler Only Exists For 20 Buyers, None In America
