Jeep Compass vs. Jeep Renegade

The Jeep Compass features 39.2 inches of headroom and 41.8 inches of legroom in the front row. On the other hand, in the front seats of the Renegade, you’ll get to stretch out in 41.1 inches of headroom and 41.2 inches of legroom.

What if your fellow explorers are along for the ride? How much room will they have in the back seats? That all depends! The Compass provides 38.5 inches of headroom and 38.3 inches of legroom compared to 40.5 inches of headroom and 35.1 inches of legroom in the Renegade.

Backpacks? Check. Climbing gear? Check. Provisions? Check. As you run down your list and load up the SUV, it’s important to have one that can handle all your gear. Luckily, both models have plenty of room to spare. The Compass has a maximum cargo capacity of 59.8 cubic feet. The Jeep Renegade boasts 50.8 cubic feet of cargo capacity.

Both the Jeep Compass and the Renegade feature the Trail Rated® badge on their Trailhawk trim levels. They’re also available with the Selec-Terrain® Traction Management System that allows you to take on uneven and challenging roads with ease. It includes drive modes such as:

These modes will help your chosen Jeep adapt to your adventure no matter what the conditions.

These SUVs also bring plenty of power to the table. The Compass comes standard with a 2.0L Turbo engine. It achieves 200 horsepower. The Renegade, on the other hand, comes with a 1.3L MultiAir® Turbo engine that produces 177 horsepower.

Both models feature a Uconnect® infotainment system. It comes with a responsive touchscreen that provides command over shared connective features, including:

Both the Compass and the Renegade also share a bevy of safety systems. Blind Spot Monitoring, for example, is standard with both models. It will alert you to vehicles riding alongside your Jeep so you can change lanes with ease. It works with Rear Cross Path Detection, which will help ensure the coast is clear before backing out of a tight space.