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The big event for Jeep enthusiasts is the annual Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah, but not only because thousands of Jeep owners from around the world gather for a week of trail rides and technically challenging off-roading, but because Jeep and Jeep Performance Parts by Mopar show off their latest concept and customized vehicles. 

The Easter Safari was founded in 1967 by the Moab Chamber of Commerce as a 1-day event and now is hosted by the Moab-based Red Rock 4-Wheeler club. The event this year runs April 9-17 and will include five Jeep concept vehicles, two making their debut and three that were unveiled at the 2021 SEMA Show. They will be joined by five other special Jeeps, including those powered by electricity. 

“Easter Jeep Safari is the perfect opportunity for the Jeep brand to push the limits of four-wheel-drive development and, most importantly, to stay connected with our customers,” Jim Morrison, head of Jeep Brand North America, is quoted in the company’s announcement. 

“Moab is a rite of passage for many Jeep owners, and to own a Jeep is to truly understand the lifestyle – it’s what the Jeep brand is all about. Whether it’s a Jeep concept or the latest Jeep production vehicle, our customers have the chance to get up close and personal with our passion projects during this event. From a fully capable BEV off-roader to rugged and powerful terrain tacklers, every concept is a true reflection of what our customers tell us they want and give a taste of where the future of the Jeep brand and off-roading can go.” 

The 2022 Easter Jeep Safari concept vehicles include:

Jeep Wrangler Magneto 2.0 concept, which returns for a second year to show the capabilities of battery-electric propulsion. This SEMA Show vehicle has been upgraded — and its wheelbase extended 12 inches — to offer 850 pound-feet of torque manipulated by a 6-speed manual transmission in which first-gear ratio has been changed from 5.13 to 3.36 for what Jeep calls “unequaled rock-crawling capability.”