When you place the price tags of these two side by side, it certainly piques interest. The Jetour T2 2.0T XWD carries a nett vehicle price of RM156,800, while the Jaecoo J7 PHEV retails at RM158,800.

In today's Malaysian automotive landscape, RM17,000 is a rather delicate figure. While not quite enough to bridge two entirely different vehicle segments, it is certainly sufficient to land two fundamentally contrasting machines on the very same shortlist.

Jetour has launched the updated Traveller 7 in China. Known as the Jetour T2 in Malaysia, the facelifted SUV is available in eight variants across three powertrain options.

Jetour has opened pre-sales for the new Traveller T7 in China, which is essentially a facelifted version of the Jetour T2 sold in Malaysia.

More than three months after making its debut and opening for bookings at KLIMS 2026, the Jetour T2 i-DM has received 2,137 orders in Malaysia.

Boxy SUVs are gaining massive traction in Malaysia. While the Jetour T2 has enjoyed a strong market reception since its launch over a year ago, GWM is now shaking things up with the arrival of the Haval H7 Hi4 PHEV.

Jetour Malaysia has just launched the new 2026 Jetour T2 Dark Warrior Limited Edition in the country, the company’ second Dark Warrior model after the Dashing. Be quick, as only 69 units are offered, to commemorate Malaysia’s 69th Merdeka celebrations.

You're looking at the new Jetour Traveller 7, photographed by our team ahead of the 2026 Chengdu Motor Show.

Jetour has released official photographs and technical details of the Jetour T2 facelift in China, following completion of the model's MIIT filing. The update introduces a hybrid powertrain and subtle styling tweaks intended to distinguish the updated T2 from the existing T2 model.

Jetour UAE has just confirmed that bookings for the 2027 Jetour T2 are now open, revealing a round of updates via its Instagram page. Interestingly, almost every change here is focused inside the cabin — the only visible exterior tweak is a subtle new tailgate spoiler.

At KLIMS 2026, the Jetour T2 occupies a visual niche that few mainstream SUVs in Malaysia currently pursue. While much of the market has converged toward sleek, car-like crossovers, the T2 presents an unapologetically boxy and upright silhouette that signals off-road capability rather than urban polish. This design choice represents a calculated bet that a subset of Malaysian buyers wants a rugged

Jetour Malaysia has officially launched the Jetour Malaysia Club, based on the brand’s Travel+ philosophy, with its first official owner event in the country.