All 14 Jeep Compass variants
Sorted by price.

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A genuinely spartan way into a Compass at Rs 17.99 lakh, and it drives like the others: same 170 hp diesel, same frequency-selective damping, alloys. What you give up is most of the features. No sunroof, a 3.5in cluster, four speakers, an inflator kit instead of a spare wheel, and nothing connected. Since October 2026 there is an automatic too, at Rs 21.99 lakh: the cheapest automatic Compass, and the Rs 4 lakh buys the 9-speed gearbox plus cruise control and auto hold, which the manual Sport goes without. The next rung costs Rs 5.64 lakh over the manual, so go in knowing this is a big step down, not a small one.
A genuinely spartan way into a Compass at Rs 17.99 lakh, and it drives like the others: same 170 hp diesel, same frequency-selective damping, alloys. What you give up is most of the features. No sunroof, a 3.5in cluster, four speakers, an inflator kit instead of a spare wheel, and nothing connected. Since October 2026 there is an automatic too, at Rs 21.99 lakh: the cheapest automatic Compass, and the Rs 4 lakh buys the 9-speed gearbox plus cruise control and auto hold, which the manual Sport goes without. The next rung costs Rs 5.64 lakh over the manual, so go in knowing this is a big step down, not a small one.
This is where the Compass starts feeling like its price: dual-pane panoramic sunroof, the 10.1in screen with navigation, dual-zone climate, keyless go, wireless charging, leatherette and Jeep's connected services. Worth the stretch from the Sport if you can find the money, and the automatic is the one to have, because cruise control only comes with it.
This is where the Compass starts feeling like its price: dual-pane panoramic sunroof, the 10.1in screen with navigation, dual-zone climate, keyless go, wireless charging, leatherette and Jeep's connected services. Worth the stretch from the Sport if you can find the money, and the automatic is the one to have, because cruise control only comes with it.
Longitude (O2) with 18in alloys, Neutral Grey accents, camo graphics and black leatherette with red stitching. The price includes the Trail accessory kit Jeep sells it with, and still lands Rs 3,000 over the Longitude (O2) manual and Rs 18,000 under its automatic, so if you were buying that automatic, this is the one to look at.
Longitude (O2) with 18in alloys, Neutral Grey accents, camo graphics and black leatherette with red stitching. The price includes the Trail accessory kit Jeep sells it with, and still lands Rs 3,000 over the Longitude (O2) manual and Rs 18,000 under its automatic, so if you were buying that automatic, this is the one to look at.
Rs 1.20 lakh over the Longitude (O2) manual buys 18in alloys, LED tail lamps, rain-sensing wipers, a power tailgate and a memory driver's seat. The catch is that Jeep only prices it as a manual, so there is no cruise control on this trim at any price, and no automatic to move up to without changing trim entirely.
The one to have if the budget reaches: projector LED headlamps, a 10.2in digital cluster, nine Alpine speakers, ventilated front seats, power for both front seats and the 360 camera nothing below it gets. It is also the only Compass sold with 4x4, and that costs Rs 1.94 lakh over the front-drive automatic.
The one to have if the budget reaches: projector LED headlamps, a 10.2in digital cluster, nine Alpine speakers, ventilated front seats, power for both front seats and the 360 camera nothing below it gets. It is also the only Compass sold with 4x4, and that costs Rs 1.94 lakh over the front-drive automatic.
The one to have if the budget reaches: projector LED headlamps, a 10.2in digital cluster, nine Alpine speakers, ventilated front seats, power for both front seats and the 360 camera nothing below it gets. It is also the only Compass sold with 4x4, and that costs Rs 1.94 lakh over the front-drive automatic.
One of 85: Model S (O2)'s kit with "85" decals, gloss-black 18in alloys and black leatherette with gold stitching, at the same Rs 26.70 lakh as the Model S (O2) manual. Only the manual is priced; ask Jeep about the automatic and 4x4.
Model S (O2) dressed up: Tupelo leatherette, smoke chrome and piano black details, a hood decal and diamond-cut 18in alloys. About Rs 25,000 over Model S (O2) on each gearbox, and that price includes the mandatory Track accessory kit. The equipment is unchanged.
Model S (O2) dressed up: Tupelo leatherette, smoke chrome and piano black details, a hood decal and diamond-cut 18in alloys. About Rs 25,000 over Model S (O2) on each gearbox, and that price includes the mandatory Track accessory kit. The equipment is unchanged.
Model S (O2) dressed up: Tupelo leatherette, smoke chrome and piano black details, a hood decal and diamond-cut 18in alloys. About Rs 25,000 over Model S (O2) on each gearbox, and that price includes the mandatory Track accessory kit. The equipment is unchanged.
What owners and testers say
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3 more things owners and testers say
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What this car actually returns
Diesel manual: owners and testers see around 14.5 to 15.5 km/l
Traffic is what moves this one, so read the range above as an average rather than a promise: expect a good deal less in town and comfortably more than it on a long highway run. The manual is the thriftier of the two gearboxes in traffic, so if your commute is most of your driving, it is the one to have.
Based on 2 independent sourcesCarWale (2026)Team-BHP (2026)
Jeep ownership, across every model
Tap any row for the full account and its sources. Last reviewed 2026-09-27.
Why there is no overall score
Scores are our reading of published, independent evidence, not the manufacturer's, and we deliberately publish no single overall rating: a car can be excellent on safety and weak on resale, and one number would hide that. How we score, and how makers can respond.
What each trim adds
Sport
from ₹17.99L
- Cheapest automaticDiesel 9-speed torque-converter auto
About this trim
A genuinely spartan way into a Compass at Rs 17.99 lakh, and it drives like the others: same 170 hp diesel, same frequency-selective damping, alloys. What you give up is most of the features. No sunroof, a 3.5in cluster, four speakers, an inflator kit instead of a spare wheel, and nothing connected. Since October 2026 there is an automatic too, at Rs 21.99 lakh: the cheapest automatic Compass, and the Rs 4 lakh buys the 9-speed gearbox plus cruise control and auto hold, which the manual Sport goes without. The next rung costs Rs 5.64 lakh over the manual, so go in knowing this is a big step down, not a small one.
Longitude (O2)
from ₹23.63L (+₹5.64L over Sport)
- SOS call
- LED fog lamps
- Rear fog lamp
- Touchscreen8.4" → 10.1"
- Speakers4 → 6
- Driver displaySemi-digital → 7" digital
- and 7 more
Trail Edition
from ₹23.66L (+₹3,000 over Longitude (O2))
- Best value for moneyDiesel 6-speed manual
- Wheel size17" → 18"
Limited (O)
from ₹24.83L (+₹1.17L over Trail Edition)
- Least value for money
- Rain-sensing wipers
- Powered driver seat8-way
- Driver seat memory
- Auto-dimming mirror
- gives up Cruise control
Model S (O2)
from ₹26.70L (+₹1.87L over Limited (O))
- Fully loadedDiesel 6-speed manual
- Every safety featureDiesel 6-speed manual
- 360° camera
- Speakers6 → 9
- Premium sound systemAlpine
- Driver display7" digital → 10.25" digital
- Cruise control
- Ventilated front seats
85th Anniversary Edition
from ₹26.70L
- Fully loaded
- Every safety feature
None of the features we track changes from the Model S (O2), and it opens up no engine or gearbox the Model S (O2) cannot have, so whatever sets it apart is something to see in person.
Track Edition
from ₹26.95L (+₹25,000 over 85th Anniversary Edition)
None of the features we track changes from the 85th Anniversary Edition: this step is about the 2.0 Multijet II Diesel (4x4) it opens up.
Is the Track Edition worth it over the 85th Anniversary Edition? →
Rivals to the Jeep Compass
8 rivals, one per maker, cheapest first
The cheapest way in is the Maruti Suzuki e Vitara at ₹16.19L, against the Compass at ₹17.99L ex-showroom.
- Maruti Suzuki e Vitara
₹16.19L to ₹19.99L ex-showroom, seats 5
Starts ₹1.80L underAlso in electric - Tata Curvv EV
₹17.19L to ₹19.69L ex-showroom, seats 5
Starts ₹80,000 underAlso in electric - VinFast VF 6
₹17.29L to ₹19.19L ex-showroom, seats 5
Starts ₹70,000 underAlso in electric - MG ZS EV
₹17.99L to ₹20.75L ex-showroom, seats 5
Starts at much the same moneyAlso in electric - Hyundai Creta Electric
₹18.03L to ₹24.34L ex-showroom, seats 5
Starts at much the same moneyAlso in electric - Mahindra BE 6
₹18.90L to ₹28.49L ex-showroom, seats 5
Starts ₹91,000 overAlso in electric - Toyota Urban Cruiser eBella
₹23.60L ex-showroom, seats 5
Starts ₹5.61L overAlso in electric - BYD ATTO 3
₹24.99L to ₹34.49L ex-showroom, seats 5
Starts ₹7.00L overAlso in electric
Common questions
- Which cars does the Jeep Compass compete with?
- The Compass runs ₹17.99L to ₹30.95L ex-showroom, and 8 other SUVs sell in the same money: the Maruti Suzuki e Vitara from ₹16.19L, the Tata Curvv EV from ₹17.19L, the VinFast VF 6 from ₹17.29L, the MG ZS EV from ₹17.99L, the Hyundai Creta Electric from ₹18.03L, the Mahindra BE 6 from ₹18.90L, the Toyota Urban Cruiser eBella from ₹23.60L and the BYD ATTO 3 from ₹24.99L.
- Is there a cheaper alternative to the Jeep Compass?
- The Maruti Suzuki e Vitara starts at ₹16.19L, which is ₹1.80L under the Compass. It comes in electric as well.
Where the Jeep Compass shows up
On 4 of them the trim that qualifies is not the cheapest Compass, so read the price beside it as the price of that trim rather than of the car.
- SUVs in IndiaOne of 132 on sale
The full story
One of 132 on sale.
- Diesel cars in IndiaOne of 55 on sale
The full story
One of 55 on sale.
- Cars with a sunroof under ₹25 lakh in IndiaOne of 62+₹5.64L as the Longitude (O2) Diesel MTSee the Longitude (O2) Diesel MT in full →
The full story
One of 62, but not on the trim the range opens with: you want the Longitude (O2) Diesel MT at ₹23.63L, which is ₹5.64L more.
- Cars with a 360 camera under ₹30 lakh in IndiaOne of 69+₹8.71L as the Model S (O2) Diesel MTSee the Model S (O2) Diesel MT in full →
The full story
One of 69, but not on the trim the range opens with: you want the Model S (O2) Diesel MT at ₹26.70L, which is ₹8.71L more.
- Cars with ventilated seats under ₹30 lakh in IndiaOne of 65+₹8.71L as the Model S (O2) Diesel MTSee the Model S (O2) Diesel MT in full →
The full story
One of 65, but not on the trim the range opens with: you want the Model S (O2) Diesel MT at ₹26.70L, which is ₹8.71L more.
- Cars with cruise control under ₹20 lakh in IndiaOne of 78Qualifies on the entry trim, nothing extra
The full story
One of 78, and this one qualifies on the trim its range opens with, so it costs you nothing extra.
- Cars with 6 or more airbags under ₹20 lakh in IndiaOne of 88Qualifies on the entry trim, nothing extra
The full story
One of 88, and this one qualifies on the trim its range opens with, so it costs you nothing extra.
- Cars with an automatic gearbox under ₹25 lakh in IndiaOne of 98+₹4.00L as the Sport Diesel ATSee the Sport Diesel AT in full →
The full story
One of 98, but not on the trim the range opens with: you want the Sport Diesel AT at ₹21.99L, which is ₹4.00L more.
Good to know about the Jeep Compass
Base and top model, what the trim names mean, how it is sold, and what each way costs, the mileage
Jeep Compass base model and top model
- Which Jeep Compass is the base model, and what does it cost?
- The Sport, from ₹17.99L ex-showroom, is where the Compass range starts. Features you get even here: 8.4 inch touchscreen, cruise control and rear camera. What you give up against the top Track Edition: no 360° camera, no premium sound system and no sunroof, and 18 more.See the Sport Diesel MT in full →
- Which Jeep Compass is the top model, and what does it cost?
- The Track Edition tops the range at ₹26.95L to ₹30.95L ex-showroom. Over the base Sport it adds 360° camera, Alpine premium sound system and panoramic sunroof, and 18 more.See the Track Edition Diesel AWD AT in full →
What the Jeep Compass trim names mean
- What do the Jeep Compass trim names mean?
- A trim is a level of equipment, and Jeep uses 7 names for them on the Compass: in its own order they run Sport, Longitude (O2), Trail Edition and 4 more. The name is not the car, though: Model S (O2) alone covers 3 variants, differing in engine and gearbox rather than in equipment, so the trim you settle on still leaves you a choice. Between them the 14 variants cost ₹17.99L to ₹30.95L, ex-showroom.
- Sport
- 1st of 7, 2 variants, differing in gearbox, ₹17.99L to ₹21.99L
- Longitude (O2)
- 2nd of 7, 2 variants, differing in gearbox, ₹23.63L to ₹25.70L
- Trail Edition
- 3rd of 7, 2 variants, differing in gearbox, ₹23.66L to ₹25.52L
- Limited (O)
- 4th of 7, one variant, ₹24.83L
- Model S (O2)
- 5th of 7, 3 variants, differing in engine and gearbox, ₹26.70L to ₹30.70L
- 85th Anniversary Edition
- 6th of 7, one variant, ₹26.70L
- Track Edition
- 7th of 7, 3 variants, differing in engine and gearbox, ₹26.95L to ₹30.95L
How the Jeep Compass is sold, and what each way costs
Every Compass on sale is a diesel car, so the choice you are making here is the gearbox: manual or automatic.
Diesel, manual
From ₹17.99L ex-showroom, 7 variants
Cheapest one: the Sport Diesel MT →Diesel, automatic
From ₹21.99L ex-showroom, 7 variants
Cheapest one: the Sport Diesel AT →
- What fuel does the Jeep Compass run on?
- Every one of the 14 Compass variants on sale is a diesel, from ₹17.99L for the Sport Diesel MT, ex-showroom. You can have it either way: the cheapest diesel automatic is the Sport Diesel AT at ₹21.99L, ₹4.00L more than the same trim with a manual.
Jeep Compass mileage
The maker prints its mileage figure for each of the 2 powertrains the Compass is sold with. Independent testers have measured 1 of them on the road.

Diesel MT
Maker's figure 17.1 km/l
Measured around 14.5 to 15.5 km/l, 2 independent publishers
Sport Diesel MT →
Diesel AT
Maker's figure 17.1 km/l
Sport Diesel AT →
- What is the Jeep Compass mileage?
- The maker prints 17.1 km/l for the Diesel MT and 17.1 km/l for the Diesel AT. What it really returns on the road is in the next answer.
- What mileage does the Jeep Compass really return?
- Diesel MT: around 14.5 to 15.5 km/l, from 2 independent publishers, against the maker's 17.1 km/l.
Prices are ex-showroom and features follow each maker's official material. Data updated . Verify current prices and features with a dealer before buying.
