When it comes to design, one of the most difficult responsibilities is reinventing an icon. The demanding situations are immense, and so is the stakes, especially when it comes to something like the Ford Mustang or Jeep Wrangler.
However, Jeep’s third-party designer, Jeremy Glover, rose to the challenge and recently wrote a futuristic Wrangler. Despite its edgy appearance, the styling is immediately recognizable thanks to an ambitious seven-slot grille and circular headlights.
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They are joined by pronounced front fenders and an updated vintage hood edition. We can also see a sporty front bumper, five-spoke wheels, and a modernized frame that features white lines and rounded accents.
The comic strip is impressive as the style adopts a softer and more modern aesthetic. Despite this, the Wrangler has a competitive face and an outward attitude.
Before reading too much, Glover created the comic strip as part of an effort to promote the Drive for Design contest, which is coming to an end. In the clip, you can see him drawing the definition of the vehicle to achieve the correct proportions. It then adds cut lines, before moving on to the unique front finish and completing it with a few more details.
While the symbol is just an attractive sketch, several Wrangler owners will no doubt take notice. However, it’s worth noting that the styling has recently been refreshed, so we shouldn’t expect to see a redesigned Wrangler anytime soon. soon.
Instead, the company is focused on the launch of the electric Wagoneer S, scheduled for this fall. We can also expect a production edition of the Recon concept.
Going back to the Drive for Design competition, there is less than a day left for the school’s top academics to submit their applications. This year, contestants were invited to design their “dream vehicle of the future for any Stellantis logo in 2040. “whether it’s Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram, or even the company’s foreign logos.