A viral video shows several Jetour T2 SUVs being transported through India. However, the vehicles are reportedly heading to Bhutan, not Indian dealerships.
Several Jetour T2 Hybrid SUVs have been spotted on transport trucks in India, sparking speculation about the model’s arrival. A video shared on YouTube shows multiple SUVs being transported on Indian roads. However, according to the person who shared the video, the vehicles are travelling from Kolkata to Bhutan.
The SUVs are reportedly meant for the Bhutanese market, where Jetour already has a presence through local distributors. Their movement through West Bengal does not confirm an Indian launch or dealership dispatch.
Jetour T2 India Launch: What We Know So Far
The Jetour T2 is not currently on sale in India. However, its arrival under the JSW Group umbrella has already been confirmed. The company has also released teaser images, while the SUV has been spotted testing several times.
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The T2 features a boxy design and rugged styling inspired by off-road vehicles. It is one of Jetour’s prominent global models and is offered with different powertrain options in international markets.
Expected Price and Rivals
Once launched in India, the JSW Jetour T2 is expected to compete with established full-size SUVs, including the Toyota Fortuner. Its expected price could fall between Rs 35 lakh and Rs 40 lakh. This would place the SUV in the premium segment. However, the company has not confirmed its India pricing in the supplied information.
Jetour T2 Hybrid Powertrain Details
Globally, the Jetour T2 is available in plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and fully electric (EV) forms. The India-bound version is expected to get the hybrid setup.
The PHEV version uses a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine. It produces 154 hp of power and 220 Nm of torque. The engine works with a 26.7 kWh battery pack.
International buyers can choose between front-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive versions. The all-wheel-drive model uses two electric motors, while the front-wheel-drive version gets a single motor. The battery offers a claimed NEDC-rated electric range of up to 139 km.
What Happens Next?
The recent sighting is linked to vehicles reportedly heading to Bhutan. It does not confirm that Indian customer deliveries have started. More details about the India-spec model, including its launch timeline and final specifications, are awaited from JSW Group.
