Crossover SUVs or CUVs have steadily grown in popularity over the years. Most of these vehicles look like a tougher version of regular SUVs. Still, only a few of these deliver excellent off-road performance and have the kind of towing abilities one expects in a utility vehicle. Almost ten years since it had a complete redesign, the arrival of the 2020 model of Jeep Grand Cherokee was marked with a lot of significant upgrades. The vehicle does not come with an alternate EcoDiesel engine model now. At around $33,000, you can get a Grand Cherokee Laredo, but you might want to look at the wide range of options here before you decide which one to settle for. The mid-range SUVs and the Grand Cherokee attract similar kinds of buyers. The gender ratio is pretty similar too. However, people who prefer a Grand Cherokee over other mid-range SUVs or Crossover SUVs are found to be younger. Perhaps, it is the look of the vehicle that they feel attracted to or maybe, they find the overall performance reliable. Here is a look at how the 2020 Grand Cherokee model has evolved Jeeps are synonymous with a seven-slot grille. It is something that has been a standard feature but has also evolved well with time.