Grand Cherokee WK vs Grand Cherokee L: Performance
Both of these SUVs share similar powertrains, 4X4 systems, and off-roading characteristics, so both SUVs are great choices for outdoor adventures. The Grand Cherokee WK comes available with three performance options, the base being a Pentastar V6 engine, generating 293-horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. The Grand Cherokee WK also comes available with a plug-in electric powertrain, through the available Grand Cherokee 4xe, which consists of a turbocharged engine and electric motor, generating a total of 375-horsepower and 470 pound-feet of torque.
The all-new Grand Cherokee L offers similar performance through its standard 290-horsepower V6 engine. Both of these SUVs share three different 4X4 systems and come with available with a 5.7-liter HEMI V8 engine, generating 357-horsepower and 390 pound-feet of torque. Both SUVs also have the same maximum towing capacity, at 7,200 lbs.
When taking to the trails outside of NYC, you'll want to know that you chose the safest and most adaptable SUV. Both of these choices are great for outdoor travel, with both having up to 24 inches of water fording and more than 10 inches of ground clearance, much more than the average SUV. The Grand Cherokee WK has the slightly higher maximum ground clearance of over 11 inches, while the Grand Cherokee L levels out at 10.9 inches. Both heights are made possible by the available Quadra-Air suspension lift system.
Grand Cherokees WK vs Grand Cherokee L: Interior
One of the biggest differences between these two SUVs lies on the inside. The Grand Cherokee WK continues to be a five-seat SUV, with lots of breathing room for passengers and plenty of cargo space. However, if you need the most space and flexibility to get your family safely around Woodbridge, NJ, you might want the all-new Grand Cherokee. This full-size crossover can be enjoyed as a seven-seat or six-seat SUV, with the best second-row legroom in its class at 39.4 inches. The Grand Cherokee L also has 17.2 cubic feet of cargo volume with up to 84.6 cubic feet in total.
Both of these Grand Cherokee models share similar interior features including the available Uconnect 5® touchscreen audio system, and power-adjustable front seats with massage settings
Grand Cherokee WK vs Grand Cherokee L: Technology
Thanks to recent redesigns, both of these Grand Cherokee SUVs offer some of the latest technology the Jeep brand has available. The Grand Cherokee WK and all-new Grand Cherokee both now come available with a digital HD rearview mirror, along with wireless smartphone pairing, and a McIntosh Surround Sound system. In addition to its 12.3-inch touchscreen display, the Grand Cherokee WK also comes available with a passenger touchscreen, allowing your copilot to act as DJ while you cruise through Jersey City. While this features is currently unavailable on the Grand Cherokee L, this SUV comes with an Interior Rear Monitoring Camera that is unavailable on the Grand Cherokee WK.
  
 