We know Jeep fans out there have been waiting a long time for this, so allow us to introduce the 2020 Jeep Gladiator configurator.
The build section has gone online on Jeep’s website, as discovered by our friends at the JeepGladiatorForum. However, the configurator is not complete yet, as pricing information has not been uploaded. Still, it’s the perfect tool to help you build the Gladiator truck of your dreams, even if you don’t actually plan on buying one.
The website also helps you to visually differentiate between various trim levels. As you probably know by now, the 2020 Jeep Gladiator will be available in Sport, Sport S, Overland, and Rubicon grades, each giving access to different features, options, and packages.
Besides pricing, the configurator also seems to be missing stuff such as the Max-Tow package and probably some more features. Unfortunately, some items are ‘package dependent’ and therefore force customers to pay for other things just to have the desired features. For example, the integrated TrailCam off-road camera requires the full premium LED lighting group.
We were curious to see what a fully-loaded Gladiator pickup looks like so we’ve configured a range-topping Rubicon model and ticked all the boxes. You can check out the result for yourself in the photo gallery. We went for the Gobi Clear-Coat exterior paint in combination with the optional dual-color 17-inch alloy wheels shod with 33-inch mud-terrain tires.
Other noticeable features we’ve added include the roll-up tonneau cover, body-color three-piece hardtop, body-color fender flares, winch-capable steel front bumper, and the Premium LED Lighting Group.
Inside, we chose the optional 8.4-inch Uconnect infotainment system, leather-trimmed bucket seats in dark saddle with black leather trim on the center armrest and door panels, an Alpine Premium Audio System, and more. Good thing pricing is not available yet because our Gladiator probably gets really close to the $60,000 mark.