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Jetour South Africa quiet on possible warranty risk with limited T2 payload | SA News

10 July 2026 by Guest

Jetour T2 owners would have felt both ends of the emotional scale lately.

Beaming with pride at the recent clinching of a South African Car of the Year (COTY) victory, countered by worry over a widely shared post on social media highlighting its limited payload.

Storm in social media tea cup or valid concern?

The T2, classed as an SUV — and advertised as an adventurous lifestyle partner — has a payload of between 300kg and 375kg. In theory, this could be easily exceeded with five passengers, their luggage and other paraphernalia should the vehicle be used for outdoorsy pursuits.

The T2’s payload is bested by many smaller, compact crossovers and hatchbacks. In addition, the direct rival to…

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  1. Pepper Legs

    10 July 2026 at 5:02 pm

    Why’d the blonde math major only apply to colleges in South Africa? She wanted to attend a party school where she couldn’t fail at integrating.

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    10 July 2026 at 8:31 am

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