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Jetour T2 PHEV set for Abuja debut as brand expands footprint


Jetour Nigeria has announced plans to showcase its latest T2 Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) at the forthcoming Jetour Experience Abuja, scheduled to hold from September 22 to 24, 2026.
The Abuja activation follows the success of the Lagos edition held earlier this year, which attracted strong customer participation, vehicle test drives and significant sales enquiries.
According to the company, growing interest in the Jetour brand and sustained demand from customers in the Federal Capital Territory informed the decision to extend the experiential event to Abuja.
Jetour Nigeria, the sole distributor of the brand in the country, is supported by a nationwide network of accredited dealers, including Elizade Nigeria Limited, New Era AutoVehicle Services Limited, Kojo Motors, Germaine Auto Centre, TAB Autos Limited, R.T. Briscoe Motors and Mandilas Autos.
The dealer network provides sales, after-sales services, genuine spare parts and technical support across key markets, helping to expand Jetour’s reach among Nigerian motorists.
A major attraction of the Abuja event will be the Jetour T2 PHEV, which combines the rugged capability of an SUV with hybrid technology, fuel efficiency, advanced features and a range of safety systems.
The company said visitors will have the opportunity to participate in test drives, watch product demonstrations and interact directly with Jetour’s sales and technical teams to gain a better understanding of the technology behind its expanding vehicle lineup.
Since entering the Nigerian market, Jetour has continued to gain acceptance among families, professionals and adventure enthusiasts, driven by its range of SUVs, competitive pricing and expanding after-sales support network.
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