To no one's surprise, one of the 20 vehicles that Mopar is displaying at the 2013 SEMA Show->ke216 is based on the all-new, 2014 Jeep Cherokee. Dubbed the Trail Carver, this SEMA concept displays the off-road abilities of the light-footed Jeep, and endear itself to Jeep faithful.

The concept is based on a Trailhawk 4x4 model that uses a 3.2-liter, V-6 engine that delivers a total of 271 horsepower and 239 pound-feet of torque. Mopar added in a cat-back exhaust system that is sure to release 5 to 10 horsepower. With this as a starting point, Mopar added some pretty nice flavors that completely transform the look of the Cherokee->ke4617.

The concept is painted in Auburn Pearl paint combined with low-gloss black, Granite Crystal and orange highlights. Mopar then rounded out the interior with bright door-sill guards with the Jeep Cherokee logo, a wireless smartphone charger, and WiFi. The Jeep Cargo Management Receiver System.

For the interior, Mopar focused on adding in high-quality, Katzkin Amaretto leather upholstery.

Because we are talking about a concept designed for off-road, the Trail Carver received large wheels wrapped in off-road tires and rock rails that will offer improved protection.

Click past the jump to read more about the Jeep Cherokee Trail Carver.

2014 Jeep Cherokee Trail Carver

Specifications
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  • Model: 2014 Jeep Cherokee Trail Carver
  • Engine/Motor: V6
  • Horsepower: 280
  • Torque: 248
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Jeep Cherokee Trail Carver in Detail

Front View Detail

The new Jeep Cherokee Trail Carver concept features a very cool Auburn Pearl paint combined with low-gloss black and Granite Crystal elements. Also chiming in are Crush Orange borders on the hood and roof graphics.

Rear View Detail

On the top, there is a concept roof basket design, with orange accent side panels wrapped in woven metallic fabric. The concept sits on large wheels combined with huge, off-road tires. Aftermarket rock rails do all they can to protect this concept from hazards on the trail.