45 Jeep Cherokee Statistics

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These jeep cherokee figures cover the measurement periods and populations identified in the available source material. Estimates, surveys and forecasts retain their reported scope.

Key Jeep Cherokee Statistics

The main findings are:

  • Jeep Cherokee sold 295,081 units worldwide in 2015.
  • Jeep brand global sales were 1,237,583 vehicles in 2015, up 22% from 2014 (2015 vs 2014; worldwide Jeep brand).
  • The 2016 Cherokee 2.2 MultiJet with 185 hp used 5.7 L/100 km (2016 model specification; European specification).
  • In the IIHS small-overlap test, lower hinge-pillar maximum intrusion measured 21 cm (2014 model test; driver-side small-overlap test).
  • The 2023 park-outside recall covered 132,099 2014–2016 Jeep Cherokees previously repaired in a 2015 recall (May 2023 recall announcement).
  • Jeep Cherokee sold 220,260 units in the United States in 2015.
  • Jeep brand U.S. sales were 865,028 vehicles in 2015, up 25% from 692,348 in 2014 (2015 vs 2014; United States Jeep brand).
  • The 2016 Cherokee 2.2 MultiJet with 200 hp used 5.7 L/100 km (2016 model specification; European specification).
  • In the same test, footrest intrusion measured 8 cm (2014 model test; driver-side small-overlap test).
  • The 2015 R39 body-control-module recall estimated 158,671 2014 Jeep Cherokees in the U.S (2015 recall).
  • Jeep Grand Cherokee sold 277,236 units worldwide in 2015.
  • Jeep brand global December sales reached 127,879 vehicles in 2015, up 32% year over year (December 2015; worldwide Jeep brand).
  • The 185-hp 2.2 MultiJet specification emitted 149 g CO2/km (2016 model specification; European specification).
  • In the same test, upper hinge-pillar maximum intrusion measured 17 cm (2014 model test; driver-side small-overlap test).
  • IIHS estimated a death rate of 20 driver deaths per million registered vehicle-years for 2014–2017 Cherokee 4WD vehicles (2014–2017 model years; deaths through study period).

Contents

Jeep Cherokee sales statistics and global scale

Manufacturer-reported sales.

Comparison model, not the Cherokee model.

Brand total, not Cherokee alone.

Monthly brand total.

Manufacturer-reported sales.

Comparison model.

Jeep Cherokee fuel use, performance and towing data

Manufacturer specification; test-cycle basis is not stated in the release.

Manufacturer specification; paired release figure.

Manufacturer performance claim.

Manufacturer-rated maximum; configuration conditions apply.

Jeep Cherokee crash-test and occupant-protection statistics

Instrumented crash-test measurement.

Anthropomorphic-test-device measure, not observed injury incidence.

Anthropomorphic-test-device measure.

Two-sided dummy measurement.

Test-vehicle specification.

Laboratory test measurement.

Computed and reported by IIHS from test force and curb weight.

IIHS combines tests; values are not fleet injury rates.

Jeep Cherokee recalls, safety campaigns and fatality rates

  • The 2023 park-outside recall covered 132,099 2014–2016 Jeep Cherokees previously repaired in a 2015 recall (May 2023 recall announcement). (Consumer Alert: Important Jeep Park…)
  • The 2015 R39 body-control-module recall estimated 158,671 2014 Jeep Cherokees in the U.S (2015 recall). (Dealer Recall R39 Body Control…)
  • IIHS estimated a death rate of 20 driver deaths per million registered vehicle-years for 2014–2017 Cherokee 4WD vehicles (2014–2017 model years; deaths through study period). (IIHS Status Report, Vol. 55…)
  • The IIHS 4WD Cherokee death-rate estimate had a 95% interval of 10–30 deaths per million registered vehicle-years (2014–2017 model years). (IIHS Status Report, Vol. 55…)
  • IIHS estimated 12 driver deaths, 7 passenger deaths and 2 other-occupant deaths for Cherokee 4WD in its 2014–2017 study table (2014–2017 model years; United States Cherokee 4WD). (IIHS Status Report, Vol. 55…)
  • The IIHS 4WD Cherokee exposure base was 1,233,091 registered vehicle-years (2014–2017 model years). (IIHS Status Report, Vol. 55…)
  • IIHS estimated a death rate of 26 driver deaths per million registered vehicle-years for 2014–2017 Cherokee 2WD vehicles (2014–2017 model years; deaths through study period). (IIHS Status Report, Vol. 55…)
  • The IIHS 2WD Cherokee death-rate estimate had a 95% interval of 12–41 deaths per million registered vehicle-years (2014–2017 model years). (IIHS Status Report, Vol. 55…)
  • IIHS reported 19 driver deaths, 8 passenger deaths and 1 other-occupant death for Cherokee 2WD in its 2014–2017 study table (2014–2017 model years; United States Cherokee 2WD). (IIHS Status Report, Vol. 55…)
  • The IIHS 2WD Cherokee exposure base was 601,120 registered vehicle-years (2014–2017 model years). (IIHS Status Report, Vol. 55…)

Recall population, not confirmed fires or failures.

Manufacturer estimated recall population.

IIHS rate estimate; exposure and confidence interval should accompany comparisons.

Uncertainty interval around IIHS estimate.

Study-table counts; not a crash-test result or lifetime model total.

Exposure denominator in the IIHS fatality study.

IIHS rate estimate; not directly comparable without considering drivetrain and exposure.

Study-table counts; not a lifetime model total.

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