Jeep Meridian price, variants and specs for Indian buyers
If you are shopping for an executive three row SUV in India, the Jeep Meridian is a capable contender that sits in showrooms with an ex showroom price range of 23.33 lakh to 38.26 lakh. On the road figures vary by city, with Mumbai ranging from 28.40 lakh to 46.38 lakh and Bangalore touching 29.44 lakh to 48.07 lakh.
What variants you can buy
The Jeep Meridian comes in multiple trim levels and a diesel manual or automatic layout, featuring options like the Longitude 4x2 at 23.33 lakh, Longitude Plus 4x2 at 26.30 lakh, and the top spec Track Edition 4x4 AT at 38.26 lakh. Other available grades include the Trail Edition, Limited Opt, and Overland trims. You can also pick from eleven exterior paint shades such as Pearl White, Diamond Black, Velvet Red, and Techno Metal Green.
Suspension and engine performance
Under the hood, the Jeep Meridian packs a 2.0 litre turbo diesel engine pushing out 168 bhp and 350 nm of torque, mated to a 9 speed automatic or manual gearbox. Published road tests highlight its independent suspension with Frequency Selective Damping and Hydraulic Rebound Stoppers. Buyers looking at capability will find a proper 4x4 layout with a low range transfer case and multiple off road modes, alongside a claimed fuel efficiency of 16.2 kmpl.
Drawbacks and owner ratings
- No petrol engine option is available for buyers who want to skip diesels
- The third row feels cramped with a low floor leading to a knees up seating posture
- Lower variants miss out on sliding second row seats which restricts foot room
Across 568 owner ratings pooled from public listings, the Jeep Meridian holds an average score of 4.1 out of 5 stars.
How does the third row space hold up for your daily family road trips?
Jeep Meridian — the numbers
Price
₹23,33,000 – ₹28,25,000
Ex-showroom, pooled across the market
On-road, by city
On-road, as published for each city — road tax, insurance and registration included. Rounded to the nearest thousand. Your dealer's quote will still differ.
The detail
Safety(20)
Features(24)
Specifications(40)
Not available: Cabin Boot Access · Cooled Glovebox · Cooled Storage · Sunglass Holder · Front Passenger Seat Adjust from Rear · Rear Windscreen Sun Shade · Ambient Lighting · Auto Parking · Launch Control · Auto emergency braking (AEB) · Dashcam · Cornering Headlights · Puddle Lamps · Rub Strips
Efficiency by fuel: Diesel Torque Converter 16.2 kmpl · Diesel 14.1 kmpl · Diesel 8.2 kmpl · 15 16 KM/L
Variants (21)
- Longitude 4x2₹23,33,000
- Longitude Plus 4x2₹26,30,000
- Longitude 4x2 AT₹27,53,000
- Longitude Plus 4x2 AT₹29,39,000
- Trail Edition₹30,39,000
- Limited Opt 4x2₹30,45,000
- Trail Edition AT₹32,86,000
- Limited Opt 4x2 AT₹34,19,000
- Limited Opt 4x4 AT₹36,05,000
- Overland 4x2 AT₹36,05,000
- Track Edition AT₹36,39,000
- Overland 4x4 AT₹37,92,000
- Track Edition 4x4 AT₹38,26,000
- Longitude 20 Diesel Mt 5 Seat—
- Longitude plus 20 Diesel Mt 7 Seat—
- Longitude 20 Diesel At 5 Seat—
- Longitude plus 20 Diesel At 7 Seat—
- Limited O 20 Diesel At 7 Seat—
- Limited O 20 Diesel 4X4 At 7 Seat—
- Overland 20 Diesel At 7 Seat—
- Overland 20 Diesel 4X4 At 7 Seat—
Ex-showroom, rounded to the nearest thousand.
Colours (11)
- Pearl White
- Diamond Black
- Velvet Red
- Magnesio Grey
- Techno Metal Green
- Techno Metallic Green
- Brilliant Black
- Galaxy Blue
- Silvery Moon
- Minimal Grey
- Brilliant Blue
TT Score
The Meridian is a well-rounded three-row diesel SUV that earns its owner loyalty through space and capability, but its steep on-road pricing and inconsistent mileage figures demand careful variant selection.
Who it suits
- Large family needing seven seats — The 7-seat configuration across multiple variants, 1,698 mm height, and 1,859 mm width deliver genuine third-row usability that few rivals at this price offer.
- Highway traveller in a major metro — The top claimed efficiency of 16.2 kmpl on the torque-converter variant makes long inter-city runs viable given the 60-litre tank, extending range to roughly 970 km per fill.
- Buyer wanting AWD in this budget — The Limited Opt 4x4 AT and Overland 4x4 AT bring all-wheel drive from ₹36.05 lakh ex-showroom, undercutting several European rivals with comparable drivetrain hardware.
- Safety-conscious family upgrader — A 5-star safety rating and at least 6 airbags across the range give tangible passive-safety credentials that owners of older body-on-frame SUVs in this class cannot claim.
Worth knowing
- · On-road costs run 20–27% above ex-showroom — a ₹36.05 lakh variant lands at up to ₹46+ lakh on the road in Bangalore or Chennai, which shifts it firmly into lux
- · Claimed mileage varies wildly across the data (8.2–16.2 kmpl), suggesting real-world returns for city-heavy use could fall well short of the headline figure, ra
- · The entry Longitude 4x2 at ₹23.33 lakh is 5-seat and manual only; seven seats, automatic gearbox, and AWD are spread across a wide 14-variant ladder, making it
Turbo Truth's own rating, weighed up from the published prices, specifications and owner ratings on this page — for an Indian buyer, against others in the same segment. It is not a road test: we have not ridden or driven this vehicle.
What owners rate it
Compiled by Turbo Truth from publicly available figures on 17 Sept 2026. Prices are ex-showroom and change without notice; confirm at the dealership before you buy.
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