What is the difference between the Jeep Commander and Grand Commander?
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The differences between the Jeep Commander and Grand Commander are as follows: 1. The two vehicles are essentially identical in terms of exterior, interior, configuration, powertrain, and even body dimensions. However, the key difference lies in the seating capacity—5 seats versus 7 seats. 2. Exterior design: It is difficult to distinguish between the Commander and Grand Commander as their exterior designs are nearly identical. The classic Jeep seven-slot grille design is unmistakably present on the Grand Commander. The body features straight lines, a boxy and muscular overall shape. In terms of dimensions, the Jeep Grand Commander measures 4873×1892×1738 mm with a wheelbase of 2800 mm, identical to the Commander. 3. Interior: True to its muscular character, the Grand Commander's interior is robust and follows the brand's family design philosophy. Although it is a China-specific model, the interior well reflects the spacious and refined characteristics of American luxury vehicles. The Grand Commander comes standard with hill-start assist, auto hold, engine start-stop, and electronic parking brake across all trims. A large panoramic sunroof, extending all the way to the rear seats, is also standard. 4. Seating layout: This is the most obvious distinction between the Commander and Grand Commander. The Grand Commander features a 7-seat layout, while the Commander has a 5-seat layout. Given the identical body dimensions, the Commander excels in space and cargo capacity when carrying fewer passengers, whereas the Grand Commander is more advantageous when accommodating more people.
