Jetour says it has sold 2.56 million vehicles since its 2018 founding, as the Chinese automaker marks eight years in operation in 2026. Initially focused on its home market, the SUV brand now operates in more than 100 countries and regions and has an international network of over 2,000 sales and service locations.
The company’s range spans family SUVs and models aimed at more demanding off-road use. Jetour says its boxy-style SUVs lead sales in that category in 13 international markets. Its manufacturing base includes three Chinese plants, in Wuhu, Kaifeng and Fuzhou, while its research and development centers are located in China, Europe and North America.
In Brazil, where it began sales in March, Jetour offers the plug-in hybrid S06, T1 and T2. The lineup has since gained the T2 XWD 4x4 and the larger S08. Next is the G700, scheduled for a Brazilian commercial launch before the end of October. At 5.20 meters long, it will be the brand’s largest and most powerful model in the country, with six seats, all-wheel drive and a plug-in hybrid system combining a 2.0-liter turbo gasoline engine with two electric motors. The Brazil version is rated at 904 hp and 1,135 Nm; pricing is due at its official presentation. Jetour is also holding a global technology event in China from October 20 to 23, covering four-wheel-drive systems, hybrid technology and off-road features.