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Jetour to arrive in South Africa

The car brand established in 2018 under parent Chinese carmaker Chery, Jetour is officially coming to South Africa. The market for Chinese vehicles in South Africa is one that has been rapidly growing extensively in the past few years, and Jetour is looking to tap into the same motoring pool. Jetour is pushing to make

Jetour to arrive in South Africa

Jetour to arrive in South Africa

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The car brand established in 2018 under parent Chinese carmaker Chery, Jetour is officially coming to South Africa.

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The market for Chinese vehicles in South Africa is one that has been rapidly growing extensively in the past few years, and Jetour is looking to tap into the same motoring pool.

Jetour is pushing to make a unique presence in the automative industry in South Africa by focusing on the innovation and quality whereby offering a fresh approach to the market.

The models set to arrive in South Africa are the Boxy Jetour T2 SUV and T1 are set to arrive in 2025 which are set to redefine the landscape of automobiles across the country. Beyond China, the Jetour brand is available in the Middle East, the Philippines, Russia, Egypt, Indonesia and some Latin American countries such as Chile, Dominican Republic, Peru, Uruguay, Mexico, Panama, and Ecuador,

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Mduduzi Msimango

Reporting for Business Tech Africa on the funding, tools and strategy shaping the continent's founders and SMEs.

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