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Jeep Compass 2025
Engine Capacity
1995cc
Power
200hp
Torque
300Nm
Speed
210 kmph
Transmission
9-Speed AT
Drive Type
All Wheel Drive (AWD)
Overview
The 2025 Jeep Compass with the 2.0 L turbo powertrain positions the model as a more powerful choice within Sri Lanka’s premium compact SUV segment. Officially imported and supported by DIMO (Diesel & Motor Engineering PLC), this variant is positioned above smaller-displacement engine options offered in other Compass configurations, focusing on improved highway performance and towing capability. This version is likely to appeal to buyers prioritising performance and refinement within the compact SUV segment. The 2025 model pairs Jeep’s established design language with an 8-speed automatic transmission, offering a higher-output option within the Compass range.
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Driver Insights
Owners report that the Jeep Compass 2.0 L Turbo offers balanced and composed driving dynamics. It operates as a capable highway cruiser and feels substantial and responsive. User discussions in local forums indicate that the new powertrain transforms the driving character, eliminating the sluggishness sometimes associated with smaller engines. They frequently describe it as a Compass whose performance better aligns with its rugged exterior design.w
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Exterior Design
The Compass features the iconic seven‑slot grille and trapezoidal wheel arches. Local buyers note that the slim LED headlights and defined shoulder lines give it a sophisticated, upscale appearance. The dual exhaust tips on the 2.0 L variant hint at the increased performance capabilities. Local feedback suggests that the overall stance is purposeful, communicating ruggedness without appearing utilitarian.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who handles the after-sales service?
DIMO (Diesel & Motor Engineering PLC) is the authorised agent responsible for sales, service, and spare parts for Jeep vehicles in Sri Lanka
Is the ground clearance sufficient for off‑roading?
Does it require 95 Octane petrol?
Is the 4x4 system permanent?







































