Let There Be Flashlight - 2015 Jeep Renegade Trailhawk Long-Term Road Test

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Let There Be Flashlight - 2015 Jeep Renegade Trailhawk Long-Term Road Test

The 2015 Jeep Renegade Trailhawk has a useful removable flashlight built into the cargo area that stays charged off of 12-volt power.

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daryleason

What's the circular item with the key logo and what appears to be "on/off" above and to the right of the flashlight's location on the panel?

legacygt

The fast forward from Pheaton to Renegade skips over the Caliber/Compass/Patriot which have this feature as well.

jelfalan

daryleason said:

What's the circular item with the key logo and what appears to be "on/off" above and to the right of the flashlight's location on the panel?

That's a 12V DC power outlet. The key logo, I believe, indicates it's active when the accessory power is on.

daryleason

jelfalan said:

daryleason said:

What's the circular item with the key logo and what appears to be "on/off" above and to the right of the flashlight's location on the panel?

That's a 12V DC power outlet. The key logo, I believe, indicates it's active when the accessory power is on.

Thanks, Jelfalan

allthingshonda

Chrysler has been doing the flashlight thing for years.

mrvtecski

Lets not forget the BMW flashlights as well. I keep a little Streamlight Nano in the door pocket of my car, because you can't rely on the iPhone light alone for continued usage.

stever

Big spender - I have a couple of freebie Harbor Freight led flashlights in my door pocket on my van.

The magnetic ones are great for sticking onto the exterior if need be. Until the magnet becomes unglued, lol.