Jeep Compass Night Eagle With Stealthy Blacked-out Elements Re-launched
- by Aniruthan Srithar
- Apr 10, 2024
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The Compass’ Night Eagle edition is based on a higher-end variant and gets a host of cosmetic updates
- Jeep Compass Night Eagle edition re-launched.
- Gets a blacked-out grille, alloys, badges, and roof for a sportier look.
- Interior is finished in all black with minor silver highlights for contrast.
- Offered with 2-litre diesel engine, teamed with 6-speed MT or 9-speed AT.
Jeep India has re-introduced the Compass Night Eagle edition in India. Like before, the Compass Night Eagle Edition gets plenty of blacked-out bits, giving it a much classier look. It’s offered with the 2-litre diesel engine and costs Rs 25.04 lakh for the manual and Rs 27.04 lakh for the automatic (both prices, ex-showroom).
Exterior
On the outside, the Night Eagle Edition’s seven-slat grille, roof rails, badges, and 18-inch alloys have all been blacked out to dial up the sportiness quotient. Adding to the look is the blacked-out roof and ORVMs, which rounds off the exterior design updates.
The Compass Night Eagle Edition is offered with the following colour options: Pearl White, Brilliant Black and Exotica Red.
Interior And Features
Step inside the Compass Night Eagle Edition and you’ll notice that the dashboard and seats are finished in… you guessed it… black. Splashes of silver on the dashboard and door handles do add a dash of contrast.
You also get a host of additional features with this variant such as a dash camera, premium floor mats, rear entertainment screen, ambient lighting, an air purifier and underbody welcome / goodbye lights. To know the other features the Compass comes packing with, head to our in-depth first drive review.
Engine Option
No alterations have been made underneath the hood. The Compass Night Eagle continues to be powered by a 170 PS 2-litre diesel engine, teamed with either a 6-speed manual or a 9-speed torque converter automatic. This variant is offered with just the front-wheel drive option.
Rivals
In India, the Jeep Compass locks horns with the Tata Harrier, VW Tiguan, Citroen C5 Aircross, and Hyundai Tucson