Parent company Stellantis is only moving forward with a European launch, citing the 'dynamic environment' in the US. It doesn't use the word, but we all know what that means: tariffs.

According to a report from Motor1, a Stellantis representative told the outlet the automaker “continues to reassess its product strategy in North America,” and that as a result, “the company is temporarily pausing work on the next-generation Jeep Compass, including activities at the Brampton Assembly Plant.”

Top-spec electric versions use a new Jeep-exclusive rear motor, enabling them to climb 20% slopes even if front tires lose grip. The EVs feature a flat underbody, active grille shutters, and aero wheels to maximize range. Fast charging from 20–80% takes just 30 minutes using a 160-kW charger.