Jetour Launches Three SUVs In Pakistan, Begins Local Assembly Of T2 i-DM.
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Automotive brand Jetour Pakistan has significantly expanded its local footprint by launching three new SUVs—the T1, T1 i-DM, and T2 XWD—while simultaneously commencing local assembly for the T2 i-DM plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV). Marking a major milestone for the brand, the first completely knocked-down (CKD) unit of the T2 i-DM officially rolled off the domestic production line during a high-profile T-Series launch event in Karachi. This latest wave follows Jetour’s earlier market entry with locally assembled CKD models like the Dashing and X70 Plus, shifting the brand's portfolio toward adventure-focused, rugged, and electrified vehicles.The expansion comes against the backdrop of a recovering domestic automotive market. Official data shows car sales surging by 79% year-on-year to 19,818 units in July 2026, supported by new market entrants, product diversification, and easier access to auto financing. By opting for local manufacturing over entirely imported CBU units, Jetour aims to cement its competitive position within Pakistan's fast-growing premium SUV and eco-friendly vehicle segments.
Jetour Pakistan has expanded its SUV lineup with the launch of three new models — T1, T1 i-DM and T2 XWD — while also beginning local assembly of the T2 i-DM plug-in hybrid SUV. The first completely knocked-down (CKD) unit has rolled off the production line in Pakistan.
The latest launch strengthens Jetour’s presence in Pakistan’s growing SUV market and expands its offerings across petrol and plug-in hybrid powertrains. The company showcased the locally assembled T2 i-DM at its T-Series launch event in Karachi.
Jetour had entered Pakistan earlier with models including the Dashing and X70 Plus, both introduced as locally assembled CKD vehicles. The company is now broadening its portfolio toward more rugged and electrified SUVs.
The T1 is positioned as an off-road-oriented SUV, while the T1 i-DM adds plug-in hybrid technology. The T2 XWD targets customers looking for a more capable SUV with all-wheel-drive capability. The T2 family represents Jetour’s push into the premium and adventure-focused SUV segment.
The move comes as Pakistan’s automotive market experiences stronger demand following the arrival of new manufacturers and models. Car sales reached 19,818 units in July 2026, up 79% year-on-year, with new entrants, product launches and increased auto financing contributing to the growth.
Jetour’s expansion of local assembly also signals increasing competition among automakers operating in Pakistan, particularly in the SUV and electrified-vehicle segments. The company’s strategy combines new product introductions with greater reliance on domestic assembly rather than entirely imported vehicles.
