Wearing the Mojito! name, whose official inclusion of an exclamation point gives fits to this author’s spellcheck program, the vibrant colour option will be offered on both the Wrangler and Gladiator through the 2025 model year. It appeared on the former way back in 2018 but has never before been slathered on a Gladiator from the factory.

Jeep Gladiator and the 2025 Wrangler just got a lot greener, thanks to an eye-catching shade of green called “Mojito!” If the name sounds familiar, it’s either because you recently had a cocktail or because you recall that Mojito!

Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, Jeep has revealed two green colors are returning to the 2025 model year lineup paint options. Most notable is the comeback of Mojito! to the Wrangler. For the first time ever,

The Mojito! option costs $595, and joins another new green hue for 2025, the military-inspired '41 olive drab finish.

The Mojito! green is the new paint available in the Jeep Gladiator lineup. The automaker brought the daring color back to the Wrangler range as well

Jeep has just remedied the situation. Mojito! (and that's Jeep's exclamation point) is back for 2025, on both the Wrangler and the Gladiator pickup.

Mojito!, the audacious shade of green, is available for the first time on the class-leading Jeep® Gladiator midsize pickup truck and returns to Jeep Wrangler

Jeep introduces the vibrant Mojito! green colour for the Gladiator and Wrangler, enhancing their bold appeal for adventure seekers.

For those who enjoy eccentric colors on their jeeps, they might have been a little disappointed with the color options available for the 2025 Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Gladiator.

No, the exclamation point in that headline isn’t a notation of our excitement – it is genuinely part of this outrageous color’s official name.

The bright color is a $595 option and returns to the Wrangler for the first time in seven years. Jeep launched the 2025 Gladiator family last year, with prices starting at $38,695. 2025 Jeep Gladiator models are also available in a military green known as ’41.