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You are here: Home / News / JETOUR T-SERIES GOES PHEV | Jetour South Africa | SA News

JETOUR T-SERIES GOES PHEV | Jetour South Africa | SA News

17 April 2026 by Guest

Since entering the South African market in September 2024, Jetour has made a strong impact with the launch of the 5-seater Dashing and 7-seater X70 Plus, followed by the highly anticipated T-series last year, all powered by combustion engines. Sales of the T-Series now exceed 4587 within only six months, and the brand is now taking the bold next step by entering the plug-in hybrid (PHEV/ i-DM) space.

Tonight saw the official launch of the T-Series i-DM, more specifically the T1 i-DM & T2 i-DM: A new generation of plug-in hybrid SUVs designed for modern urban lifestyles that combine adventure capability, performance, efficiency and intelligent electric mobility.

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  1. Roarsweetie

    17 September 2026 at 11:39 am

    African men do not fear lions because they are aware of the bug, which is an immediate threat

  2. White Snare

    7 September 2026 at 12:52 pm

    Van der Merwe is approached by SANRAL one day who want to build a new highway through his donkey farm. Van is really concerned with how his donkeys can get from one side of the farm to the other without having to cross the highway and risk being injured or killed. He is promised that they will build bridges the highway so that his donkeys can cross under the highway. Van agrees and gives them the go-ahead.

    The highway is built and a year later the same rep goes to the farm to go see how Van and his donkeys are. He eventually finds Van under one of these bridges chipping away at the roof of the tunnel with a hammer and chisel.

    \”Mnr Van de Merwe, what are you doing damaging the highway bridge?\”

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