2024 · SUV · Jetour
















The 2024 Jetour T2 C-DM 208KM Mountain Wild combines a 1.5L turbocharged petrol engine with dual electric motors to deliver 115 kW and 390 Nm of torque. Its 43.24 kWh LFP battery enables up to 208 km of pure electric range, making it ideal for daily commutes and longer journeys without compromise. The dedicated hybrid transmission pairs seamlessly with front-wheel drive for efficient power delivery across varied terrain.
This five-seat SUV measures 4,785 mm long with a 2,800 mm wheelbase, offering practical space for families and export-market buyers. A 64-inch panoramic sunroof, 15.6-inch touchscreen with GPS and BeiDou navigation, dual-zone climate control, and nine airbags come standard. Advanced driver assistance systems including adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and blind spot monitoring address safety priorities across African, CIS, and Asia-Pacific markets where modern safety features command premium interest.
The 1.5L turbocharged engine operates alongside dual electric motors through a dedicated hybrid transmission, eliminating the conventional automatic gearbox compromises found in rival plug-in hybrids. This architecture delivers consistent acceleration whether on battery power alone or in hybrid mode, with 390 Nm of combined torque available instantly from the electric motors. Buyers importing to African markets will appreciate the engine's ability to maintain efficiency during long-distance highway runs, while city operators benefit from silent, zero-emission electric-only driving over 200 km on a full charge.
The interior reflects mid-range global standards with a focus on practical technology rather than luxury. The 15.6-inch touchscreen integrates GPS and BeiDou navigation, essential for markets across Southeast Asia and beyond where regional mapping matters. Wireless charging, dual-zone heating and ventilation for front seats, and voice-controlled infotainment reduce driver distraction during both urban and rural use. The 70L fuel tank supports extended range capability when the battery depletes, crucial for re-exporters and fleet buyers operating in regions with inconsistent charging infrastructure.
Safety provision includes nine airbags, electronic parking brake, AEB (autonomous emergency braking), adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, blind spot monitoring, and a 360-degree panoramic camera system. These features appeal to cost-conscious importers across Latin America, CIS countries, and sub-Saharan Africa who prioritize modern safety without premium-segment pricing. Roof rails and structural design suggest light adventure capability, though the Mountain trim emphasizes family-friendly practicality over extreme off-road specification.