Jetour
Chinese automotive brand owned by Chery From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jetour (Chinese: 捷途; pinyin: Jiétú; lit. 'victory road') is a marque of Chinese vehicle manufacturer Chery Holding Group that was established in 2018. The brand mainly produces crossovers and SUVs.[3]
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| Company type | Division |
|---|---|
| Industry | Automotive |
| Founded | 22 January 2018 |
| Headquarters | Wuhu, Anhui, China |
Area served |
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Key people | Li Xueyong (general manager)[1] |
| Products | Automobiles |
Production output | 568,387 vehicles (2024)[2] |
| Parent | Chery Holding Group |
| Chinese name | |
| Simplified Chinese | 捷途 |
| Hanyu Pinyin | Jiétú |
| Website |
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In China, Jetour vehicles are distributed by Wuhu Jetour Automobile Sales Co., Ltd.[4] Outside China, the Jetour brand is available in Middle East,[5] the Philippines, Georgia,[6] Russia,[7] Egypt,[8] Indonesia, and some Latin American markets such as Chile, Dominican Republic,[9] Peru,[10] Uruguay,[11] Mexico,[12] Panama,[13] and Ecuador.[14]
The name "Jetour" is a combination of the word "jet" and "tour", which according to the brand signifies a "convenient journey".[15]
History
Summarize
Perspective
The Jetour brand was launched on January 22, 2018.[3] During the brand launch, the original Jetour X70 crossover SUV was also introduced, riding on a new chassis called the iPeL, or intelligent platform of e-network and lightweight.[16] Later in April during the 2018 Beijing Auto Show, Jetour introduced the Jetour X Electric Concept Car, which previewed the Jetour X90 crossover SUV.[17] The entire Jetour product range would also be no smaller than midsize segments, with options for 5, 6, or 7-seat configurations, while offering Internal combustion engine, fully electric, and plug-in hybrid.[18]
In July 2021, Yin Tongyue, chairman of Chery Holding Group announced that Jetour would be rebranded to Jetour Automobile, and will be "on an equal footing" with other brands under the group. The brand targeted to achieve an annual sales of 1 million vehicles by 2026.[19][15]
In April 2023, during the 2023 Manila International Auto Show, the Jetour brand was launched for the Philippine market.[6][20] The brand was launched in Russia in 2023.[7]
In November 2023, Jetour announced its new energy sub-brand called Jetour Shanhai (Chinese: 捷途山海; pinyin: Jiétú Shānhǎi; lit. 'mountain and seas'), which will consist of 8 plug-in hybrid products, including L6, TL, P-3, T-2, L9, L7 and others. The first model introduced was the Shanhai L9, based on the Jetour X90.[21]
In January 2024, the 1 millionth Jetour vehicle rolled off the production line, 65 months after the brand's establishment.[22]
In April 2024, Jetour confirmed that it is preparing to produce right-hand drive vehicles to enter right-hand drive markets such as Indonesia and Malaysia.[23]
On February 20, 2025, United Motors launched Jetour vehicles in Pakistan. Both these vehicles were better than their competitors and were equipped with modern features. In Pakistan, Jetour introduced two models of its vehicles, namely Jetour dashing and Jetour X70+.
Products
Current models
- Jetour Dashing (2022–present), compact SUV
- Jetour Shanhai L6 (2024–present), PHEV variant of Dashing
- Jetour Traveller (2023–present), mid-size SUV
- Jetour Shanhai T2 (2024–present), PHEV variant of Traveller
- Jetour Freedom (2024–present), compact SUV
- Jetour Shanhai T1 (2024–present), PHEV variant of Freedom
- Jetour X70 (2018–present), mid-size SUV
- Jetour X70M (2020–present), budget variant of X70
- Jetour X70 Plus (2022–present), mid-size SUV, second generation X70
- Jetour X70 Pro (2023–present), upgraded variant of X70 Plus
- Jetour X70 C-DM (2024–present), PHEV variant of X70 Plus
- Jetour X90 (2019–present), mid-size SUV
- Jetour X90 Plus (2021–present), upgraded variant of X90
- Jetour X90 Pro (2024–present), upgraded variant of X90 Plus
- Jetour Shanhai L9 (2024–present), PHEV variant of X90 Pro
- Jetour X90 Plus (2021–present), upgraded variant of X90
Discontinued
- Jetour X95 (2019–2020), full-size SUV
Export-only models
- Jetour Ice Cream (2023–present), rebadged Chery QQ Ice Cream for the Philippine market[24]
- Jetour X50 (2024–present), rebadged Soueast DX5 for the Russian market[25]
- Jetour X50e (2025–present), rebadged Kaiyi X3 Pro EV for the Indonesian market[26]
Planned
- Jetour Shanhai T5 (upcoming), mid-size SUV, PHEV
- Jetour Shanhai T7 (upcoming), full-size SUV, PHEV[27]
- Jetour Shanhai P5 (upcoming), mid-size pickup truck, PHEV[28]
- Jetour Zongheng G700 (upcoming), mid-size SUV, PHEV
- Jetour Zongheng G900 (upcoming), full-size SUV, PHEV[29]
- Jetour Zongheng F700 (upcoming), mid-size pickup truck, PHEV[30]
Jetour Dashing
Jetour X-2
Jetour X70
Jetour X70 S
Jetour X70 Plus
Jetour Ice Cream
Jetour X90
Jetour X90 Plus
Jetour X95
Jetour Traveller
Concepts
- Jetour T-X, Jetour Traveller (T-1) concept
- Jetour T-3, quad-motor, 1341hp, 1600Nm, front and rear suicide doors, 1400km range EREV[31]
Vehicle platforms
Kunlun
Kunlun is a car platform used by the Jetour T-3 and Jetour Dashing. It supports BEV, PHEV, EREV for SUVs, off-roaders, and pickup trucks.[32][33]
Sales
See also
References
External links
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