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"The Renegade concept is pure . It&amp;#039;s small, simple and designed to play in the dirt. Mechanically, it&amp;#039;s a plug-in diesel hybrid with 4-wheel drive and seating for two. The engine is a 1.5-liter 3-cylinder that when combined with the 16-0kWh Li-ion battery pack, claims Jeep, could result in a 400-mile range and 110 mpg fuel economy. A great little off-road vehicle designed to minimize environmental impact. There is no paint. The color is molded into the composite body; same goes for the color and texture of interior bits.   Aftermarket manufacturers and buyers will appreciate the concept of a wireless dash. All gauges, stereo controls and navigation displays are plug-and-play on the dash power bar, thus allowing for quick customization by the owner. From a manufacturing standpoint, it allows left-hand and right-hand drive cars to more easily share parts. According to Scott Anderson, the principal interior designer, &amp;quot;The Jeep Renegade concept&amp;#039;s interior \u2014 actually the entire vehicle \u2014 is designed to minimize the number of parts necessary for assembly and function.&amp;quot; The result is a less costly and more environmentally friendly Jeep.   Although many aspects of the Renegade will never make it to production, its overall theme could. Maybe there will someday be a Hybrid. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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