2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee L: Three-Row Price, Trims, and What Changed

McHenry County families juggling carpools, sports gear, and weekend trips will find room for seven in the Grand Cherokee L.

The 2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee L is the three-row version of Jeep's best-selling SUV, with seating for up to seven, a longer body, and the same 2027 updates as the two-row Grand Cherokee. (The prices and details below reflect what Jeep had published as of mid-October 2026; ask us to confirm the sticker on any specific Grand Cherokee L.) Here is how the L differs, what changed for 2027, and what each trim costs.

The Grand Cherokee L adds a third row and a longer body to the Grand Cherokee formula. Jeep lists seating for up to seven passengers, and the L measures 204.9 inches long in the Summit trim. The second row uses individual captain's chairs with available Quad-Zone automatic temperature control, and the second-row seats fold down and slide forward for easier entry to the third row.

Family features are a big part of the L's appeal. An available interior FamCam lets the driver watch the second and third rows on the Uconnect 5 touchscreen, an available power-folding third-row bench makes it easier to reconfigure the cargo area, and every row gets two USB-A and USB-C ports. Jeep lists a maximum towing capacity of 6,200 lbs for the 2027 Grand Cherokee, and the fuel tank holds 23 gallons of regular unleaded.

The L carries the same 2027 updates as the two-row Grand Cherokee. The 4xe plug-in hybrid is gone, so every 2027 Grand Cherokee L uses a gas engine. The Laredo and Laredo X now come with a 10.1-inch Uconnect touchscreen and a new 18-inch wheel design, the Limited adds a new 20-inch wheel design, a wireless charging pad, and rain-sensing wipers, and the Limited Reserve adds automatic power-folding mirrors.

Jeep's website currently lists the Grand Cherokee L in six trims: the Laredo, Laredo X, Laredo Altitude, Limited, Limited Reserve, and Summit. The off-road Trailhawk is offered only in two rows, so it is not part of the L lineup.

Jeep did not redesign the Grand Cherokee L for 2027. It keeps the styling refresh from 2026, its three-row layout, and the same two gas engines: a 3.6L Pentastar V6 listed at 293 horsepower and a 2.0L Hurricane 4 turbo listed at 324 horsepower.

Prices below are Jeep's starting MSRPs for the three-row Grand Cherokee L as listed on Jeep's website in mid-October 2026, before the destination charge, taxes, and fees. With two-wheel drive, the Laredo starts at $41,730, the Laredo X at $44,225, the Laredo Altitude at $47,170, and the Limited at $47,130. Four-wheel drive adds $2,000 to each of those four trims. The Limited Reserve starts at $54,725 and the Summit at $63,130, and both come only with four-wheel drive. The third row adds $2,000 to each trim's starting price compared with the two-row Grand Cherokee. Starting prices do not include options, so many vehicles on our lots cost more.

The 3.6L Pentastar V6 is standard on the Laredo and Laredo X, and the 2.0L Hurricane 4 turbo is standard on the Laredo Altitude and every trim above it. Cars.com lists the two-wheel-drive Laredo L at 21 mpg combined, and the Laredo Altitude L at 23 mpg combined with two-wheel drive and 22 mpg combined with four-wheel drive. Check the window sticker for other trims, since ratings vary by engine and drivetrain.

The Laredo is the entry point, with the V6 and the new 10.1-inch touchscreen. The Laredo X steps up the styling with the same engine, and the Laredo Altitude is where the turbo four becomes standard.

The Limited moves into a more upscale cabin with the new 20-inch wheels, a wireless charging pad, and rain-sensing wipers. The Limited Reserve adds automatic power-folding mirrors, and the Summit tops the lineup for technology and audio. Both come only with four-wheel drive.

Choose the L if you regularly carry more than five people, want cargo flexibility with a third row, or want the family features above. Choose the two-row Grand Cherokee if you want the Trailhawk or rarely use a third row. The L costs $2,000 more than the matching two-row trim, and the two share their engines and most of their 2027 updates.

Jeep opened 2027 Grand Cherokee orders in August, and 2027 models are already arriving at Kunes locations, including the three-row Grand Cherokee L. Ask our team about availability and order timing.

The three-row Laredo starts at $41,730 with two-wheel drive, and four-wheel drive adds $2,000. The Summit, the top trim, starts at $63,130 with four-wheel drive. Both prices are before destination, taxes, and fees.

The L adds a third row, seats up to seven, and is longer. It costs $2,000 more than the matching two-row trim.

Up to seven.

No. Jeep dropped the plug-in hybrid, so every 2027 Grand Cherokee L uses a gas engine.

A 3.6L V6 on the Laredo and Laredo X, and a 2.0L Hurricane 4 turbo on the Laredo Altitude and every trim above it.

Jeep lists a maximum towing capacity of 6,200 lbs for the 2027 Grand Cherokee. Ask us for the rating on a specific Grand Cherokee L.

No. The Trailhawk is offered only in two rows.

Yes. Kunes Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Woodstock, in McHenry County, sells new Jeep Grand Cherokee L models.

Kunes Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Woodstock is at 1790 South Eastwood Drive, Woodstock, IL 60098, and we welcome drivers from Crystal Lake, Lake in the Hills, Algonquin, and the rest of McHenry County. Come in to ask about your trade or see our Grand Cherokee L lineup side by side (a spec sheet cannot tell you how roomy a third row feels). The map below shows the way. We make it EASY!