The Jeep Wrangler 4xe Blueprint Concept demonstrates how factory-backed accessories can transform the plug-in hybrid off-roader into a more capable and personalized adventure vehicle. Developed as a rolling showcase of components from Mopar and Jeep Performance Parts, the concept features more than 35 accessories, highlighting the extensive customization possibilities available to Wrangler owners.
Rather than simply displaying aftermarket equipment, the Blueprint Concept serves as a practical catalog of factory-tested and factory-supported upgrades. Each accessory is finished in contrasting Mopar Blue and carries an individual QR code linking directly to the Mopar eStore. Scanning the codes provides access to specific part numbers, technical specifications, available options, and purchasing information.
One of the concept’s most interesting features is its asymmetrical presentation. Different accessory combinations appear on the driver and passenger sides, illustrating how owners can configure their Wranglers according to individual styling preferences and off-road requirements.
Exterior Upgrades Focus on Off-Road Capability
The Blueprint Concept receives a comprehensive exterior transformation, beginning with a 2-inch lift kit, high-top fenders, and 37-inch BFGoodrich KO3 all-terrain tires. These upgrades provide additional ground clearance and accommodate larger tires for improved performance over challenging terrain.
Protection and recovery equipment include Rubicon steel front and rear bumpers, rock rails, and a Warn winch paired with a dedicated winch guard. The lighting package features 7-inch TYRI lights mounted at the front and additional 5-inch TYRI lights attached to lower A-pillar mounting brackets.
Wheel configurations also vary throughout the vehicle. The driver side features 17-by-9-inch beadlock-capable off-road wheels, while the passenger side uses non-beadlock 17-by-9-inch wheels. The spare is equipped with another beadlock-capable wheel.
Additional exterior accessories include tube doors, displayed with and without optional mesh covers, and a snorkel kit designed to support water-crossing applications.
Interior Accessories Improve Functionality
Inside, the concept demonstrates how Mopar accessories can enhance everyday usability and trail convenience. Highlights include an instrument-panel multi-accessory rail, an auxiliary switch bank, and Katzkin leather seat covers.
Other additions include door sill guards, a bright pedal kit, front and rear grab handles, and all-weather floor mats. A tailgate table further improves practicality, providing a convenient surface for preparing equipment, organizing supplies, or taking breaks during outdoor excursions.
A Factory-Backed Customization Showcase
The Wrangler 4xe Blueprint Concept is ultimately more than a styling exercise. By combining more than 35 Mopar and Jeep Performance Parts accessories with direct purchasing information, Jeep makes the customization process more accessible to owners.
Its QR-code system turns the concept into an interactive parts catalog, demonstrating how factory-supported upgrades can deliver a more personalized Wrangler without relying exclusively on third-party modifications.
Source: Stellantis