Jeep’s Rowdy Wrangler Scrambler SRT Concept Previews the Brand’s Future Pickup
A modern Scrambler pickup
The concept draws on the CJ-8 Scrambler, an earlier Jeep pickup based on the Wrangler. It combines a Wrangler foundation with two doors and a truck bed described as usable.
Jeep has now introduced the concept to the public. The company plans production versions of the Scrambler, expected in 2028.
Distinctive styling and suspension
The front remains recognizably Jeep, but includes a grille with a retro touch and a pronounced upper edge. A large hood scoop and oversized fender flares add to its appearance.
The concept wears bright Punk’n orange paint and SRT badges on its sides. Its suspension pairs a newly developed independent front setup with a Trophy Truck-inspired rear axle.
V-8 remains unidentified
Jeep chose a V-8 for the concept, but the specific engine has not been disclosed. The article suggests either the supercharged 6.2-liter Hellcat engine or the 6.4-liter 392 as possibilities.
Key points
- The Scrambler SRT concept is a two-door, Wrangler-based pickup with a usable bed.
- Jeep expects production Scrambler models to arrive in 2028.
- The concept has independent front suspension and a Trophy Truck-inspired rear axle.
- Its V-8 engine is unconfirmed; the 6.2-liter option is considered more likely.