The SUV has is the first ever Chinese car to win the title and has sold over 3200 units since its launch in November 2025
At Auto China 2026, the president of Jetour International, Ke Chuandeng, announced that from 2027, Jetour would be producing some of its models locally in South Africa
It’s probably been one of the most hyped cars of the year and it’s very difficult to argue against it because it does everything right
Have these brands offered any improvements on their vehicles since Chery and Haval first came to South Africa in 2021?
The Chinese continue to impress with yet another compact SUV, and it’s no wonder South Africans are falling in love with them
