Drivers are just realising the fun hidden meaning behind a small design at the front of major car brand’s EVs
DRIVERS are just realising the fun hidden meaning behind a small design at the front of a major car brand’s EV.
The electric Jeep Avenger has turned heads since its launch last year. But now fans are starting to spot design features with a hidden meaning.
Eagle eyed experts at Periodismodelmoto have spotted a compass where the radar sensor sits.
And the coordinates point towards Turin, where the Avenger was designed.
The spokes on each wheel feature a seven-slot grille and headlights, alluding to the famous Willys Jeep.
And there is a grille behind the iconic grille at the front of the car.
And the buffs at Periodismodelmoto have also noticed the silhouette of a child looking up into the night sky with a telescope on the edge of the windshield.
And the rear glass features a small mountainous silhouette with what
looks like a small cityscape in the bottom section.
And when the door is open, there is a small Jeep wordmark on the end of the dash.
Motor experts suggested the new Avenger could boost Jeep’s fortunes in the UK, where they only sold 2,527 cars in 2022.
The Sun Motors’ main man Rob Gill test drove the Avenger last year, describing the EV as engineered to give owners an intro to off-road freedom and back-woods adventure – but also giving them a brilliant city car.
Jeep recently revealed a whole host of EVs that are coming to its line-up – including two iconic models which are switching to all electric.