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I put one of these on my OBD port in my JGC years ago and it has worked great. Maybe contact them and see when the 2022 MY versions will be available. https://www.smartstopstart.com/jeep-dodge-chrysler-products.html

See below. You have to choose "3 row" in the dropdown. https://www.jeep.com/bmo.grand_cherokee_wl.2022.html#/models/2022/grand_cherokee_wl?app=bmo&pageType=vehiclepage&vehicle=grand_cherokee_wl&year=2022

I don't see how it's hate, they're just stating facts. Can't blame them for being pissed that a $70k vehicle has this many issues.

The current regime in DC is only worried about creating new problems, not fixing them!

You're exactly right, it's the fog light. It's not possible to have adaptive headlights without a projector lens. The Grand Wagoneer has adaptive projectors. The GCL Overland and Summit models should have had those same headlights.

It would be nice to find out what happened with the projector headlights. Did they decide at the last minute to not offer them because of availability and they never updated some of the documentation?

You can tell by looking that they're reflector. Don't need a dealership to tell anybody that. There is Jeep documentation out there that is actually correct that states that "premium reflector headlights" are standard across the board. As long as they perform well and get decent IIHS ratings I...

Keep an eye out for TuxMat's release too. I'm not sure when their GCL mats will be released but their mats are the nicest that I've ever had. www.tuxmat.com

I think that's only on the Overland and Summit now. The Jeep specs are conflicting everywhere. Even the window stickers and some of the online documentation are still wrong. But one thing is for sure...reflector housings are standard across the board.

Like I said above the only thing different about the headlights between the trim levels are the DRL's. You cannot see the bulbs in any of today's reflective housings, there is a cap over the bulb that forces the light to shine backwards into the reflective lenses. What you're seeing in your...

The point is they should not be using the term "projector", because they're not. They're reflector. But I'm glad to hear that they're better than the projectors in your X5, that's encouraging. I'm looking forward to the IIHS ratings. If you look at the early press releases from Mopar they...

The headlights themselves aren't different, just the DRL's. All of the headlights are cheap reflector housings that waste light because Jeep went backwards in headlight design. Ideally these new Jeeps should have had dot matrix headlights or the new Samsung PixCell LED lights.

You already did! That is a reflector headlight! There obviously aren't any projector lenses in your housings.

That's absolutely what I'm telling you. No GCL's to date have ever had projector lenses. They have the cheap reflector lenses that perform terribly, which is a step down from the bi-xenon projectors in the WK2's. All you have to do is look at the front of any GCL in person or online, it's...

Betcha it doesn't. None of them have projectors. Post a photo of your headlights.

That spec is wrong, they're all reflectors. I just test drove a Summit and an Overland, they both had reflectors. It even said so on the window sticker.

None of the new Jeep GCL's have projectors. You have to spend $110,000 on a Grand Wagoneer to get adaptive projectors, which may be a deal-breaker for me when it comes to buying a new GCL. I haven't decided yet. There's no reason why the Overland and Summit GCL models can't get them.

If you're splicing anything then you're doing it wrong!

What does everybody think about the LED reflector headlight performance compared to the projector HIDs on the previous WK2 Jeeps or any other previous vehicles you've owned? There isn't an IIHS rating yet and as an illumination enthusiast the headlight performance is very important to me...