
Jetour grows 22.6% in Saudi Arabia and makes Dubai its Gulf hub
The Chery marque sits ninth in the Saudi market with 11,500 vehicles, while building a base in Dubai to cover the rest of the Gulf.
Jetour T2 · 2026

Jetour’s most widely distributed off-roader in the Gulf, sold in Saudi Arabia and the UAE with three drivetrains including a plug-in hybrid.
| Engine (base) | 1.5-litre turbo — 184hp and 290Nm |
|---|---|
| Engine (top) | 2.0-litre turbo — 254hp and 390Nm |
| Hybrid version | Plug-in hybrid up to 619hp and 920Nm |
| Transmission | 7-speed dual-clutch, 8-speed automatic, or 3-speed for the hybrid |
| Drivetrain | Front-wheel or all-wheel drive |
| Seats | 5 seats, with an extended seven-seat version |
| Length | 4,782–5,034mm depending on version |
| Wheelbase | 2,800mm |
| Trim | Power | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| T2 1.5T | 184hp | 112,000 SAR | Display data |
| T2 2.0T AWD | 254hp | 134,000 SAR | Display data |
| T2 PHEV AWD | 619hp | 169,000 SAR | Display data |

From 329,000 SAR — Saudi Arabia and UAE

From 195,000 AED — UAE

From 149,900 AED — UAE

The Chery marque sits ninth in the Saudi market with 11,500 vehicles, while building a base in Dubai to cover the rest of the Gulf.

MG, Haval, Jetour and Changan entered the top ten in the first half of 2026 with a combined 13.4% share, in a market down 23.5% overall.

Chery exported 21,123 vehicles to the Middle East in July, BYD 13,164 and Geely 7,148, making the region the standout growth point in Chinese car exports.