JETOUR T2 tops 500,000 global sales in 33 months

JETOUR says the T2 has passed 500,000 cumulative global sales in 33 months, making it the fastest boxy SUV to reach that mark. The milestone underscores growing demand for light off-road SUVs as JETOUR expands gasoline and PHEV offerings across global markets.

Why it matters: - JETOUR T2 has crossed 500,000 cumulative global sales in 33 months, setting a pace that JETOUR says is the fastest for any boxy SUV to reach that level. - The milestone gives JETOUR another proof point in a fast-growing SUV segment that blends urban use with light off-road capability. - By May 2026, JETOUR’s T series had reached 700,000 total sales units.

What happened: - JETOUR said the T2 surpassed 500,000 global sales since launch in 33 months. - The company said the T series reached 700,000 cumulative units by May 2026. - JETOUR framed the T2 as a flagship model in its boxy SUV lineup with broad global traction.

The details: - The gasoline version of the T2 uses a 2.0T engine, an 8-speed automatic transmission, JETOUR’s XWD intelligent four-wheel-drive system, and a one-touch “7+X” off-road mode. - JETOUR said the T2 is being rolled out in more markets as a PHEV version, giving the lineup both gasoline and hybrid options. - The product strategy is designed to match different energy-use patterns and road conditions by country. - Standard equipment across the lineup includes a smart high-definition central display, a 64-inch panoramic roof, a 360-degree camera, adaptive cruise control, autonomous emergency braking, and six airbags. - The T2 also features NVH tuning aimed at a quiet cabin and a premium interior focused on daily comfort. - The vehicle is built to global standards across five regions. - JETOUR said the T2 has completed durability testing in extreme conditions, from the heat of the Middle East to the cold of northern Asia.

Between the lines: - The sales pace suggests the T2 is resonating beyond China, especially with buyers looking for rugged styling without full-size off-road complexity. - JETOUR’s emphasis on both gasoline and PHEV variants points to a broader push to localize powertrain choices for different markets. - The company’s focus on comfort, safety, and global compliance signals an effort to position the T2 as a mainstream international product, not just a niche adventure SUV. - JETOUR said the T2 led boxy SUV sales in nine markets, including the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Egypt. - The model has also collected international awards, including 2024 Car of the Year in Angola, Recomendados Autocosmos in Chile, and 2026 Car of the Year plus the “light adventure” category title in South Africa. - JETOUR said it is the only automotive brand to exceed 2.2 million cumulative sales within seven years of founding.

What's next: - JETOUR said it will keep refining its global product lineup. - The company said future growth will lean on continued technology development and market-specific strategies. - More markets are expected to receive the T2 PHEV as the rollout expands.