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Jetour T2 PHEV Set for Abuja Showcase
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Jetour T2 PHEV Set for Abuja Showcase

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Bennett Oghifo 

Jetour Nigeria has announced plans to showcase the Jetour T2 Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) at the forthcoming Jetour Experience Abuja, scheduled for September 22 to 24, 2026, as the fast-growing automotive brand continues to strengthen its presence in the Nigerian market.

The Abuja edition follows the impressive success of the Lagos Jetour Experience held earlier this year, which attracted strong customer participation, vehicle test drives and significant sales enquiries. According to the company, the strong response in Lagos, coupled with sustained demand from customers in the Federal Capital Territory, prompted the decision to take the experiential event to Abuja.

Jetour Nigeria, the sole distributor of the brand in Nigeria, 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 network continues to strengthen the brand’s customer reach by providing sales, after-sales support, genuine spare parts and technical services across key markets.

The company said the decision to stage the Abuja experience was also driven by requests from patrons and prospective customers in the capital who want an opportunity to experience Jetour’s latest products, including the technologically advanced T2 PHEV.

The Jetour T2 PHEV combines rugged SUV capability with hybrid efficiency, advanced technology and comprehensive safety features, positioning it as an attractive option for Nigerian motorists seeking performance, comfort and improved fuel economy.

Since its entry into the Nigerian market, Jetour has recorded growing acceptance, with its SUV range gaining popularity among families, professionals and adventure enthusiasts.

The brand’s expanding customer base has been supported by competitive pricing, after-sales service and vehicles engineered to cope with diverse road and driving conditions across Nigeria.

Jetour’s growing reputation has also been reinforced by a number of local and international recognitions spanning product quality, design, innovation and customer satisfaction. Its vehicles have also earned strong global safety ratings, with the T2 achieving a 5-Star NCAP safety rating, placing it among vehicles meeting high benchmarks for occupant safety.

The Abuja event is expected to feature test drives, product demonstrations and direct interactions with Jetour’s technical and sales teams, giving visitors an opportunity to experience the brand’s products and understand the technology behind the T2 PHEV.

Beyond showcasing its expanding SUV lineup, Jetour said the Abuja activation reflects its commitment to bringing the brand’s ownership and customer experience closer to motorists across Nigeria.

With the Federal Capital Territory as its next destination, Jetour is looking to build on the momentum generated in Lagos while deepening its footprint in one of Nigeria’s most important automotive markets.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

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