Chinese automaker Jetour enters Kenyan market with premium SUV lineup
NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 8 - Chinese carmaker Jetour has officially debuted in the Kenyan market with a range of four mid-SUV models, targeting the country’s Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..
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Chinese automaker Jetour has officially entered the Kenyan market, launching a range of four premium mid-SUV models. This move signals a long-term commitment to the country's automotive industry with plans for expansion and local assembly.
- Jetour debuted with four mid-SUV models: Jetour Dashing, Jetour X70, Jetour T-Series, and Jetour T2.
- The official partner for distribution in Kenya is Global Motor Center.
- Jetour International Vice President Andy Yuan stated the aim is to deliver a top-quality experience, while Jetour Kenya Managing Director Farouk Sheikh confirmed plans for skills development, partnerships with Kenyan businesses, and a future local assembly facility.
- Jetour intends to expand its presence to major towns like Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, Nanyuki, and Nakuru, and introduce electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles.
- Industrialisation Secretary at the Ministry of Trade and Investment, Erastus Gabete, lauded the move, supporting Kenya's push for local vehicle assembly and job creation.
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