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Jeep to expand exports from India to mkts across Africa, North America

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January 31, 2026

SPORTS utility vehicle (SUV) maker Jeep plans to expand its export footprint from India to markets across African and North American continent, making its Maharashtra facility a key contributor to the brand’s global distribution strategy.

- ARSHAD KHAN @New Delhi

Jeep to expand exports from India to mkts across Africa, North America

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Currently, Jeep exports vehicles such as Compass, Meridian and Commander from its Ranjangaon facility near Pune to markets such as Japan, Australia and New Zealand. To increase presence in the Indian market, Jeep said that product introductions are planned with the first model of the future lineup expected from 2027 onwards. In the meantime, Jeep will continue to refresh its lineup with special editions.

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