Stellantis, the parent company of Jeep, has recently filed a design patent for the Jeep Avenger in the United States, sparking speculation about its potential arrival in the North American market. The patent, which was filed in 2023 and granted in 2025, protects the vehicle’s unique design and prevents other manufacturers from copying its appearance. While this doesn’t officially confirm the Avenger’s arrival in the US, it’s a significant signal that Stellantis is considering bringing the model to the market. The Avenger has been an unprecedented success in Europe, surpassing Alfa Romeo’s global sales in 2023, and its diverse offering of electric, hybrid, and gasoline versions makes it a suitable choice for a wide range of consumers.
The addition of the Avenger to the Jeep lineup in the US could fill a gap in the compact SUV segment, offering an efficient and versatile alternative to larger and more expensive models. While the model is not yet confirmed for the US market, Stellantis’ strategy for the Jeep brand is constantly evolving, leaving the door open for a possible Avenger debut. As the Jeep brand continues to adapt to new consumer needs, it’s likely that more details will emerge by the end of the year regarding the Avenger’s potential arrival in North America. With its success in Europe, the Avenger has the potential to replicate its results in other global markets, including the US.