Which Jeep model uses the designation "JL"?

The designation "JL" is specifically used for the Jeep Wrangler model that was introduced in 2018. This designation reflects the new generation of the Wrangler, following the previous JK generation. The JL Wrangler is notable for its improvements in technology, performance, and comfort while maintaining the rugged, off-road capability that Jeep vehicles are known for.

The Jeep Wrangler is a vehicle that has maintained a loyal following due to its strong off-road capabilities, removable doors and roof, and customizable features. The JL generation emphasizes enhanced aerodynamics, improved fuel efficiency, and updated safety features compared to past models.

In contrast, the Gladiator is a pickup truck variant of the Wrangler but holds a different designation (JT). The Compass and Cherokee are SUVs in the Jeep lineup but do not have the "JL" designation. Each of these models serves distinct purposes and markets within the Jeep brand, focused on versatility, performance, and different styles of driving, but the JL designation is firmly placed with the Wrangler.