Jeep Reveals 7 Concepts For Moab Easter Safari

Jeep Wrangler Red Rock Responder Concept (Credit: Jeep)

Every year Jeep and Mopar roll out several never-before-seen concept vehicles during the Easter Jeep Safari in Moab. This year the company is putting seven fully-functional vehicles on display.

Jeep Staff Car Concept (Credit: Jeep)

The Jeep Staff Car, a salute to past military Jeeps, comes with basic steel wheels, no doors, a “hungry horse” canvas roof, a blackout lamp mounted to the front fender, and a military gas can. The vintage look is complete with the coiled tow rope on the front bumper.

Jeep Wrangler Red Rock Responder Concept (Credit: Jeep)

The Wrangler Red Rock Responder is designed to respond to vehicle emergencies in remote areas. The large cargo area, which makes it look somewhat like a Hummer, is stocked with spare parts and tools stowed in compartments and drawers. It’s also outfitted with fire extinguishers, dual compressor, air reservoir, hi lift jack, etc.

Jeep Wrangler Africa Concept (Credit: Jeep)

Jeep does a great impression of the Land Rover Discovery with the Wrangler Africa. The concept was created for overland and backcountry expeditions. The design includes a bigger cargo area and auxiliary fuel tanks. Like the Staff Car, it’s not a thing of beauty but rather a rugged tool, which shows that Jeep remains serious about function.

Jeep Grand Cherokee Overlander Concept (Credit: Jeep )

Even though the Grand Cherokee Overlander doesn’t look like much, it’s ready for action with front and rear skid plates, rock rails, big wheel flares, an integrated front winch, etc. It also carries a hard-shell tent on the roof, which can be deployed easily.

Jeep Chief Concept (Credit: Jeep)

The Jeep Chief is based on the Wrangler and hearkens back to the 1970s Cherokees. Its design is also heavily influenced by beach culture. Among the design elements is a French Bread roof, razor grille, 17-inch slotted mag wheels, and removable sides. The cloth seats feature a pink, blue and white flower print, while vintage-like surf stickers are applied to the door handles and center console.

Jeep Renegade Desert Hawk Concept (Credit: Jeep)

The Renegade is represented by the Desert Hawk, which is made for getting through tough desert environments like Moab. It wears a topographical decal on the hood with the Fins and Things Moab trail on it.

Jeep Cherokee Canyon Trail Concept (Credit: Jeep)

The Cherokee Canyon Trail comes with all kinds of off-road goodies like several skid plates, rock rails, BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A tires, and Jeep Active Drive Lock.