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18/09/2025
Sales of the new Jetour T1 crossover have started

The Jetour brand has announced the launch of sales of the new T1 crossover, according to the brand's press service.

The model will be offered to Russian customers in two versions: Comfort and Luxury. The crossover cost starts from 3,370,000 rubles, including discounts. The basic version Comfort features a 10.25-inch digital dashboard, a 15.6-inch multimedia system screen, support of Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, wireless charging for a 50-watt phone, an 8-speaker audio system, and a driver assistance package that includes, for example, adaptive cruise control, as well as rear collision warning, blind spot monitoring systems, rear cross traffic alert, and door opening warning system.

The older version Luxury is additionally equipped with a panoramic roof with a sunroof, memorized settings and ventilation in the driver's and front passenger's seats, atmospheric interior lighting, a premium SONY audio system with 9 speakers, as well as several electronic assistants, including a traffic jam assist, an integrated cruise assistant, etc.

The power plant in both versions is represented by 2.0-liter 245-HP petrol engine coupled with all-wheel drive system.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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