After what Jeep has teased and leaked clues and hints, now Jeep has given us a sneak preview at some of its whole new seven concepts, which will be set to debut at the 56th Annual Moab Easter Jeep Safari running April 9-17 in Moab, Utah.
Since Jeep safari is all about off-roading, most of the concepts are based on the Jeep Wrangler and related Gladiator pickup, although one is based on the Grand Cherokee's upcoming plug-in hybrid version. There's also a much more powerful version of the electric Wrangler Magneto concept, which we originally saw at last year's event.
Below, we've gone through the 2022 Jeep Safari concepts' photos, names, and specifications, Check it out.
Jeep Wrangler Magneto 2.0 Concept
The original Wrangler Magneto prototype demonstrated last year that an electric Wrangler can handle the rough stuff, but with this Jeep Wrangler Magento 2.0 version, Jeep decided to dial the performance up higher than the previous one.
There's still a 70-kilowatt-hour battery, attached with an electric engine that provides 625 hp and 1152 Nm of torque, which means that this version got powered at a very high level compared to the previous one, in terms of its horsepower & torque.
It's worth noting that Magneto is most often associated with the Marvel Comics superhero of the same name, but it was originally a word for permanent magnet electric motor generators.
Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk PHEV Concept
Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk PHEV will come with no changes on its plug-in hybrid powertrain, but only on the exterior, which means the concept's focus is Overlanding, therefore it has practical elements like blue exterior touches, roof rack, roof liner, rock rails, and 33-inch tires, as well as vinyl side graphics for debris protection while driving at Moab Easter Jeep Safari 2022.
Jeep Rubicon 20th Anniversary Concept
Jeep Rubicon -named after California's Rubicon Trail- Celebrating its 20th anniversary since the launch of the first Rubicon. This new Wrangler concept gets a Granite exterior paint with a red interior, it's powered by a 6.4L V8 engine with an active two-mode exhaust. the Jeep Rubicon 20th Anniversary Concept got 17-inch Mopar wheels and 31-inch off-road tires with custom suspension and additional underbody protection.
Jeep D-Coder concept by JPP
Mopar, which sells Jeep components under the Jeep Performance Parts brand, was also charged with coming up with a bunch of concepts for the Easter Jeep Safari. One of them is the Gladiator-based D-Coder, which is equipped with 35 Mopar parts, each of which has a QR code to make it easier for observers to locate.
Some of those features include a Gorilla Glass windshield, cold-air intake, cat-back exhaust, and 17-inch Beadlock wheels with 37-inch tires.
Jeep Birdcage concept by JPP
The second concept from team Mopar is the Wrangler 4xe-based Birdcage. It was designed as an off-roader for wide-open areas and has a custom cover for the cowl area for when the windshield is removed.
Other features include a custom front bumper with an integrated skid plate, aluminum taillight guards, 17-inch Beadlock wheels with 37-inch tires, and a Rhino-Rack cargo basket that can hold up to 272 kilograms.
Jeep Bob concept
The Jeep Bob concept got an innovative design that relies on Wrangler elements for the best off-road performance, it came with 20-inch wheels and additional LED lights for night lighting. The Jeep Bob also gained custom steel front and rear bumpers to further improve its approach and departure angles.
The Jeep Bob has an attractive orange exterior color, unveiling a vented carbon hood that adds a notable performance appearance and ensures better airflow to the engine, which in this case is the Gladiator's 3.0-liter V-6 diesel.
Jeep ’41 concept

This final concept pays honor to the original Willys MB that served during the Second World War and who's the inspiration behind this modern Wrangler. This new concept exterior and wheels are painted the same olive D.R.A.B. ‘41 matte green finish and a light layer of beige. the Jeep ’41 concept sits on 17-inch retro wheels with 35-inch tires, with towing system rated for military use.
Finally, we've reviewed the names and key features of the new Jeep concepts for the Jeep Safari season in 2022.
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