2019 Easter Jeep Safari Concepts

It’s time for another annual trek to Moab, Utah for the 2019 Easter Jeep Safari. Jeepers from all over the world head to some of the world’s most challenging and beautiful terrain in the Utah desert for more than a week of technical off-roading. This year’s safari marks the 53rd event and it will take place from April 13-21.

Each year, Jeep and Mopar come up with a handful of concept vehicles that make their debut at the safari. This year, there are six concept vehicles and all are based on the 2020 Jeep Gladiator.

Jeep Way-out

The Way-out is an overland concept that uses the Gladiator’s best-in-class payload to showcase a custom large canopy and full rooftop tent. A custom bed rack with integrated ladder holds the tent, which can easily sleep two.

The body color is Gator Green, which will be available on the 2020 Gladiator.

Jeep Flatbill

The Flatbill is designed for those who live the desert lifestyle and is inspired by the world of Motocross. It can easily haul dirt bikes, four-wheelers and other off-roading toys as the bed has no tailgate and dedicated slide-out wheel ramps.

Jeep Five-Quarter

There’s always a “Resto-Mod” at the Easter Jeep Safari and this year it’s an M-715 Five Quarter, which seamlessly blends modern with vintage Jeep as it’s a Gladiator-based military vehicle. The name comes as a nod to past Jeep trucks that were one-and-a-quarter tons or “five quarters.”

Jeep J6

The J6 is a striking vibrant blue that takes its styling from the 1978 Jeep Honcho. It’s based on the Rubicon but customized with two doors and a six-foot bed — that’s 12 inches longer than the standard Gladiator bed — for maximizing cargo.

Jeep JT Scrambler

This concept is a cool throwback to the color palette and graphics of the CJ Scrambler, which is a vehicle that’s now instantly recognizable to serious Jeepers. It has tons of Mopar and Jeep Performance Parts for a cool modern twist on such an iconic vehicle.

Jeep Gladiator Gravity

As you’d expect with a name like Gravity, this concept is all about defying it. Its ability to climb rocks thanks to its two-inch lift kit, 17-inch gear wheels, 35-inch tires, thick rock rails and more make this Punk’N Metallic Orange Gladiator one we’ll definitely see recreated by Jeep enthusiasts.