Jetour T1 and T2 Launched in Pakistan: Price, Specs and Booking Details

Jetour has expanded its T-Series in Pakistan with two important additions: the Jetour T1 i-DM PHEV and the Jetour T2 2.0 XWD petrol. Both SUVs were introduced at an event at Expo Centre Lahore, giving Pakistani buyers a new choice between plug-in hybrid efficiency and conventional turbocharged AWD performance. 

The timing is particularly interesting because Jetour had already launched the T2 PHEV in July at Rs 12.79 million. The latest launch therefore gives the brand a broader T-Series lineup while leaving the T1’s final retail price to be announced after the new auto policy.

Jetour T1 PHEV: What Pakistani Buyers Get

The Jetour T1 is a five-seat crossover with a boxy, rugged appearance, but its mechanical focus is more suited to everyday driving than hardcore off-roading. In Pakistan, the newly launched version uses a 1.5-liter PHEV system paired with an 18.4 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery. 

The powertrain produces a claimed 340 hp and 530 Nm, with a claimed 100 km pure-electric range under the NEDC cycle and up to 1,200 km combined range. It also offers EV and HEV modes alongside Sport, Economy, Standard and Snow settings, giving buyers more flexibility between electric driving and longer-distance travel. 

The T1 measures 4,705 mm long, 1,967 mm wide and 1,843 mm tall, with a 2,800 mm wheelbase. Inside, the headline equipment includes a 15.6-inch infotainment screen, nine-speaker Sony audio, six airbags, Level 2 ADAS and a 540-degree camera system. 

Jetour T1 PHEV Key Specifications

Jetour T1 Price and Booking in Pakistan

The Jetour T1 PHEV price has not been announced yet. Jetour says the final price will be disclosed after the new auto policy, but bookings are being taken with a Rs 2 million booking amount. 

That makes the T1 an interesting model to watch, particularly for buyers already considering PHEV and hybrid SUVs in Pakistan. Its eventual price will determine how strongly it competes with models such as the Jaecoo J7, MG HS Super Hybrid, Omoda 7 and Haval H6 PHEV.

Jetour T2 2.0 XWD: The More Performance-Focused Option

The Jetour T2 sits above the T1 and takes a different approach. Instead of a PHEV powertrain, the newly launched version uses a 2.0-liter turbocharged petrol engine, a seven-speed DCT and intelligent AWD, making it the more conventional choice for buyers who prioritize petrol performance and all-wheel-drive capability. 

The T2 produces 244 hp and 375 Nm and comes with multiple terrain modes, including Sand, Rock, Snow and Mud, along with Normal, Sport, Eco and X Smart Mode. It also gets 19-inch wheels, six airbags, Level 2 ADAS and a 540-degree camera. 

The cabin follows the same technology-heavy approach, with a 15.6-inch infotainment display supporting Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, plus a 12-speaker Sony sound system. Its dimensions are 4,785 mm long, 2,006 mm wide and 1,880 mm tall, with the same 2,800 mm wheelbase as the T1. 

Jetour T2 2.0 XWD Key Specifications

Jetour T2 Price and Booking in Pakistan

The Jetour T2 2.0 XWD petrol is priced at Rs 13.59 million, or Rs 1.359 crore ex-factory. The booking amount is Rs 3 million. 

Jetour is also offering the Dominator Kit for Rs 2 million as a promotional exterior upgrade for the T2. Buyers who choose the kit would therefore take the vehicle’s stated ex-factory cost to approximately Rs 15.59 million before other applicable charges.

T1 vs T2: Which Jetour Makes More Sense?

The biggest difference is not simply size. The T1 is aimed at buyers who want the benefits of a plug-in hybrid, including electric driving capability and a long claimed combined range, while the T2 petrol is aimed at buyers who want a larger, more rugged SUV with turbocharged power and intelligent AWD.

If your priority is fuel-saving potential and electric driving for suitable daily journeys, the T1 is the more relevant option. If you care more about petrol performance, AWD and a tougher SUV character, the T2 2.0 XWD is the more natural fit.

Where Does the T2 Stand Against Its Rivals?

At Rs 13.59 million, the T2 petrol enters a price bracket occupied by larger established SUVs such as the Toyota Fortuner V and Kia Sorento V6. Its positioning is therefore interesting because buyers are not only comparing specifications but also considering brand reputation, resale, after-sales support, running costs and long-term ownership.

The T2’s boxy design also gives it a different identity from most conventional crossover SUVs. More direct boxy rivals such as the GWM Tank 300 and iCaur V27 have been unveiled but are not yet established as direct alternatives in the Pakistani market, so the real comparison will become clearer once those vehicles are commercially available.

What Should You Check Before Buying?

A new-car launch can make a specification sheet look convincing, but ownership decisions should go beyond horsepower and screen size. Buyers should also investigate warranty terms, service availability, spare-parts support, charging requirements for PHEVs, real-world fuel consumption, and expected resale before committing a substantial amount of money.

If you are comparing a new Jetour with a used SUV, an independent inspection can also reveal issues that photographs and seller claims cannot. For a used vehicle, Wise Wheels’ 200+ point car inspection service can be useful when checking mechanical condition, accident history indicators, and other areas before making a purchase. At the same time, its auction sheet verification service can help buyers verify Japanese-import documentation where applicable.

For anyone selling a used car to move into a newer SUV, Wise Wheels used car services can also provide a practical route for exploring the buy-and-sell side of the decision.

Jetour T1 and T2: The Bottom Line

The Jetour T1 and T2 give Pakistani SUV buyers two distinctly different propositions rather than simply two versions of the same vehicle. The T1 brings a 340 hp PHEV setup with a claimed 100 km electric range, while the T2 2.0 XWD combines 244 hp, AWD and a rugged SUV design at an announced ex-factory price of Rs 13.59 million. 

The T1’s biggest unanswered question is its final price, while the T2’s bigger questions will be how buyers respond to its pricing, after-sales support, running costs, and long-term resale against established competitors. For now, the new T-Series models clearly give Pakistani SUV shoppers more to consider.

Keep reading Wise Wheels blogs for practical guidance on buying, selling, inspecting and verifying cars in Pakistan.