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Jetour T2 Price in UAE 2026: Trims, Specs (From AED 144,000)
By Pistons Admin
26 Jun 2026
5 min read
By Pistons Admin
26 Jun 2026
5 min read
If you’ve driven around the UAE lately, you’ve probably noticed Jetours popping up everywhere, and the T2 is the one turning heads. It’s the boxy, Defender-meets-Bronco SUV that promises proper off-road hardware and a massive screen for a fraction of what established manufacturers charge. So what does it actually cost here, and is the cheap price hiding a catch? Here’s the full breakdown.
The 2026 Jetour T2 starts at around AED 144,000 for the entry petrol trim and runs up to about AED 185,000 for the top-spec version. The plug-in hybrid sits in the middle. For a 4WD SUV this size, with this much kit, that’s aggressive pricing, and it’s the main reason people are cross-shopping it against cars costing a lot more.
Prices move with offers, registration and the dealer, so always confirm the live number before you commit. You can also see what real T2s are going for on Jetour listings here on Pistons.
There are three trims, and the jump between them is mostly about the powertrain and the toys. Here’s roughly where each one lands.
| Trim | Engine | Approx. price (AED) |
|---|---|---|
| Luxury 4WD | 2.0T petrol | 144,000 to 147,000 |
| i-DM Hybrid 4WD | 1.5T plug-in hybrid | 159,000 to 167,000 |
| Luxury Plus 4WD | 2.0T petrol | 179,000 to 185,000 |
A few things worth knowing before you pick a trim:
The base Luxury already gives you the big screen, the 4WD system and the headline warranty, so it’s far from stripped out. The Luxury Plus mainly adds comfort and convenience kit on the same petrol engine. The i-DM Hybrid is the interesting one, and we’ll get to why in a second.
This is where the T2 stops looking like a budget car. There are two very different powertrains.
The standard 2.0-litre turbo petrol four-cylinder makes about 254 hp and 390 Nm, sent through all four wheels. That’s already strong for the money, and it’s the version most buyers will land on.
Then there’s the 1.5T i-DM plug-in hybrid, and the numbers are genuinely wild for the price: a combined 600 hp and 910 Nm, with a 26.7 kWh battery good for up to roughly 140 km of electric-only range. That’s supercar-level torque in a family SUV that costs under AED 170,000. Whether you need it is another question, but it exists, and that’s the headline that’s pulling so many searches.
Here are the core specs at a glance:
| Spec | Jetour T2 |
|---|---|
| Length | 4,785 mm |
| Width | 2,006 mm |
| Height | 1,880 mm |
| Wheelbase | 2,800 mm |
| Ground clearance | 220 mm |
| Seats | 5 |
| Fuel tank | 70 L |
| Petrol economy | around 13.9 km/l |
| Hybrid economy | around 18.5 km/l |
| Warranty | 10 years / 1 million km (hybrid battery 8 years / 150,000 km) |
That 220 mm of ground clearance and the chunky proportions aren’t just for show. The T2 is pitched as a real 4×4, not a soft crossover wearing rugged plastic.
Short version: no. The T2 is a five-seater. A lot of people search for a “Jetour T2 7 seater” because the car looks big enough, but Jetour keeps it to two rows. If you specifically need three rows from the brand, you’re looking at something like the X70 Plus or X90 instead, not the T2.
The cabin is where the value really lands. The centrepiece is a 15.6-inch touchscreen that takes over the dashboard, and the overall look is modern and minimalist rather than rugged-and-basic. You also get a 540-degree camera/parking system, which is genuinely useful both for tight Dubai parking and for picking your line off-road.
Higher trims add six airbags and a full Level 2 driver-assist suite: adaptive cruise, lane keeping, automatic emergency braking, forward collision warning, blind-spot detection and tyre-pressure monitoring. That’s a serious safety and tech list at this price, and it’s a big part of why the T2 is known as “90% of the expensive cars for a lot less.”
On colours, Jetour offers the T2 in the usual SUV range of whites, blacks, greys and a few bolder shades (cyan is a popular pick), though exact availability shifts by shipment, so check current stock at the dealer.
People often compare the two because they share the same styling DNA. The simple way to think about it: the T1 is the smaller, more affordable, more city-friendly option, while the T2 is the bigger, more powerful, more off-road-focused SUV with the hybrid technology and larger size. If budget is the priority, the T1 makes sense. If you want the 4×4 presence and the bigger engine options, the T2 is the one to pick.
The T2 gives you a lot of car, a lot of tech and a genuinely strong warranty for the money, and early UAE owners have mostly been happy with it. For the price, it punches well above its weight.
The trade-offs are the ones that come with any newer Chinese brand here. Resale value is still unproven compared with a Toyota or Nissan, so it’ll likely depreciate faster, even if that long warranty softens the blow. Spare parts and service are improving fast but the network isn’t as deep as the Japanese brands yet, so a repair can take a little longer. None of that is a dealbreaker, but it’s worth going in with eyes open, especially if you tend to keep cars a long time or sell often.
If you mainly care about getting the most car, screen and capability for your money today, the T2 is one of the strongest value options on sale in the UAE right now. If you prioritize resale above all else, weigh it against the usual suspects first. For a sense of how the value brands stack up against an established benchmark, it’s worth a look at our Nissan Patrol price guide too.
New prices are a moving target, so before you sign anything, sanity-check the number against current dealer offers and against what cars are actually changing hands for. You can browse live Jetour listings on Pistons, and check real market values on the Pistons Price Index to make sure you’re paying a fair price, whether you’re buying new or used.
5 Jetour T2s listed right now, priced from AED 94,500 to AED 170,000.
Prices and specs in this guide are based on current UAE market data and were accurate at the time of writing. Always confirm the latest figures with an official Jetour UAE dealer before purchase.
