Jeep Wraps Up Twelve 4 Twelve Series with 2027 Wrangler Switchback
The final special‑edition Wrangler, the Switchback, builds on the Rubicon X with contrasting colors, Gecko accents and a two‑tone look, and marks Jeep’s 85‑year celebration.
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Jeep unveiled its 2027 Wrangler Switchback on Monday, the final special‑edition entry in the brand’s Twelve 4 Twelve series that has celebrated the model’s 85‑year history. Built on the Rubicon X platform, the Switchback is offered in both two‑door and four‑door body styles and starts in the United States at $66,695 for the 2‑door and $69,996 for the 4‑door, with the package costing $2,870. Orders for the Switchback open in November.
The Switchback’s look is defined by a bold two‑tone scheme that swaps a Gloss Black hood and doors with Sting‑Gray ones, making the vehicle appear to be a mix of two Wranglers. Its front grille, beadlock wheel rings, swing‑gate decal and a special hood graphic are finished in Jeep’s vivid green Gecko color. A three‑piece hardtop is available in either Gloss Black or Sting‑Gray to match the body.
Inside, the Switchback is dressed in Nappa leather seats trimmed in Global Black with Sea Salt accents on the instrument panel, center console and door armrests. Pearl and Lime stitching runs through the leather, echoing the exterior Gecko accents, and the cabin includes branded Switchback logos, cupholder and swing‑gate plaques, a satin‑chrome Willys shifter medallion and HVAC vents stamped with Jeep’s seven‑slot grille.
Jeep’s production line will assemble the mismatched hood and door combinations by swapping parts between Gloss Black and Sting‑Gray vehicles, then later exchanging hoods in the upfitting centre. Orders for the Switchback open in November.
The Switchback retains the Rubicon X’s naturally aspirated 3.6‑liter V6 engine that delivers 285 horsepower and 260 pound‑feet of torque, and it comes standard with a factory lift kit, 35‑inch all‑terrain tires and heavy‑duty steel bumpers, positioning it as a serious off‑road companion.
The Switchback echoes the appearance of Ford’s Bronco RTR, but is priced higher. The Bronco RTR starts at $52,785.
In Canada, the Switchback package adds $2,995 to the Rubicon X, with the two‑door Wrangler priced at $87,370 and the four‑door at $91,180, both including $2,395 in destination charges and additional fees. Orders open in November.