Jeep has unveiled the Wrangler Scrambler SRT Concept at the SEMA show in Las Vegas. The vehicle serves as a preview for a future two-door production truck based on the Wrangler platform, which the company confirmed earlier this year.
The concept features an independent front suspension system developed with off-road racer Casey Currie, marking a first for the Wrangler architecture. It is paired with a trophy-truck-inspired rear axle designed for high-speed stability and wheel control.
The powertrain is confirmed to be a V8 engine, with indications pointing toward a supercharged 6.2-liter Hemi. The exterior design includes a sharknose grille, a two-door pickup body with a removable roof, and a Punk'n orange paint scheme.
The interior is finished in Dark Graphite leather with orange accents and SRT branding. The cargo bed includes a structural roll cage and rotating bench seats that can be removed to increase storage capacity.
Jeep has not announced a specific launch date for the production version. The upcoming model is intended to serve as a compact, sportier alternative to the existing four-door Gladiator pickup, rather than its replacement.
