Jetour is a car manufacturer hailing from China. Although it has a presence in some markets, including UAE, South America, and Africa, the company is still relatively unknown in many prominent markets. The Chinese company is looking to change that as it is set to expand its international reach this year and is planning to enter ten additional countries, including Italy and Turkey. To aid the foray, Jetour will launch a dozen new models in the market within the next two years.

Jetour Auto is coming to Europe

Jetour’s General Manager Li Xueyong says the company has set ambitious sales goals. He noted that from 2027 onwards, the company’s overseas sales will account for half of its total deliveries. That’s a pretty bold target. To achieve this, the automaker is planning to expand its international footprint even further by foraying into 10 additional countries this year, including some European markets like Italy and Turkey.

As mentioned, Jetour Auto is all set to launch a whopping 12 new models in the market over the next two years. These will include six to seven urban SUVs, three to four off-road vehicles, and two pickups. But that’s not all, some of the company’s SUVs will feature intelligent features that allow them to travel in convoys when heading toward the same destination

Li Xueyong claims that China-made electric vehicles boast superior technology when compared to their European counterparts. And the company is not limiting itself to just one market. Jack Chen, the General Manager of Jetour International, has revealed that it will develop both left-hand and right-hand drive models to cater to different markets around the world.

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(Source: Press release)

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