Jeep Compass Night Eagle Edition To Rival Tata Harrier Dark Edition?

I remember when Tata introduced the Harrier Dark Edition, oh boy, it completely changed the character of the. The DARK colour just flared out every design element of the Harrier and its ruggedness. Oops, we are talking about Jeep Compass, here, aren't we? Well, to continue, Jeep just dropped a teaser of its upcoming Night Eagle Edition for Compass.

Yes, the Night Eagle Edition of the Jeep Compass will be based on the Longitude Plus variant and will get more features. Like its name, Night Eagle, we expect Jeep will do justice to the Compass just fine. We expect the exteriors to get gloss black treatment on the fog lights, grille and window surround.

Like we said above, the Night Eagle edition will be priced above the Longitude Plus variant so there might be a tweaked alloy wheel design too. The Night Eagle edition will surely increase the sales of the Compass and might point it in the right direction!

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On the inside, the Night Eagle edition will continue with its badging on the seats and gloss black trim around the infotainment screen and AC vents. It will continue to host an 8.4-inch touchscreen infotainment unit, dual-zone climate control, keyless entry with push-button start, ABS with EBD, hill start assist and ESP.

We might see an all-exclusive black exterior shade with the Night Eagle edition along with the standard colour options available in India. Jeep might also feature a contrasting roof but that will come with a price. Like the interiors, the exteriors too will see Night Eagle badging.

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Under the hood, this limited edition will continue with the same 2.0L FCA sourced diesel and a 1.4L turbo petrol engine. The petrol makes 160 bhp on tap with a peak torque of 250 Nm of peak torque while the diesel taps out 170 bhp of power. The peak torque is rated at 350 Nm.

Both the engines gets a 6-speed manual as a standard gearbox while the petrol also gets an optional 7-speed DCT while diesel sticks to a 9-speed AT gearbox. We expect the prices of this latest edition will stick north of Rs 20 lakh, ex-showroom, Delhi.