Jetour T1 i-DM and T2 i-DM Prices Unchanged in Pakistan (Nov 2026)

Jetour Pakistan said on 6 November 2026 that the prices of its two plug-in hybrid SUVs will stay where they are: the T1 i-DM at Rs 10,799,000 and the T2 i-DM at Rs 12,795,000 (ex-factory). The company has not said how long these prices will hold, so buyers should treat this as "no change for now", not a long-term price freeze.

Current Jetour PHEV prices in Pakistan

The gap between the two models is Rs 1,996,000. Both figures exclude registration, token tax, insurance and other on-road costs, which you will pay on top when the car is registered in your name.

Why this announcement matters

Buyers had good reason to expect an increase. Jetour sold the T2 i-DM under an introductory price lock that ran until 31 August 2026. In early September the company paused T2 i-DM bookings and said they would reopen once a revised price was finalised. When bookings came back in mid-September, the price stayed at Rs 12,795,000, and the 6 November statement confirms that the T2 and the newer T1 i-DM are not getting a price revision for now.

In a market where many brands revise prices every few months, a clear "unchanged" message helps people who were waiting to book and were worried about paying more later.

What you get: key T1 i-DM figures

According to the information shared around the delivery announcement, the T1 i-DM uses:

• A 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engine in a plug-in hybrid setup
• 340 hp combined output and 530 Nm of torque (company figures)
• A claimed electric-only range of up to 100 km (NEDC) from an 18.4 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery
• A claimed combined driving range of up to 1,200 km
• Length 4,705 mm, width 1,967 mm, wheelbase 2,800 mm

These are manufacturer claims. Real electric range in Pakistan will usually be lower, especially with heavy AC use, highway speeds and hilly roads like those around Quetta.

What it means for buyers in Quetta and Balochistan

1. Charging is the deciding question. A plug-in hybrid saves the most fuel when you charge it every night and keep daily trips within the electric range. If you can only charge occasionally, the car still drives on petrol, but you carry the extra battery weight and lose much of the saving.

2. Budget for more than the ex-factory price. Registration, token tax and insurance add a noticeable amount to a Rs 10.8–12.8 million SUV. Ask the dealer for a full on-road quote in writing before you pay a booking amount. A PKR 2 million booking amount has been reported for the T1 i-DM.

3. Service and parts access. Before booking, check where the nearest authorised Jetour 3S facility is to you. For Quetta owners, a long drive for warranty service is a real cost in time and fuel.

4. Compare with alternatives. Plug-in hybrids and range-extended EVs (REEVs) from several Chinese brands now compete in the same price band. See our guides on the Deepal S05 REEV, the Changan Nevo Hunter REEV and our EV vs hybrid vs petrol running-cost guide before deciding.

5. Thinking of upgrading? If you are selling your current car to fund a new SUV, you can sell your car free on QuettaWheels, check new car prices, or browse used cars if a new PHEV is over budget.

Should you book now?

• Book if you have home charging, mostly drive within the city, and want a large SUV with lower day-to-day fuel use — and the confirmed price fits your budget.
• Wait if you need a delivery date in writing for the T1 i-DM, or you want to see how the first local owners report real-world electric range.
• Either way, get the price, booking amount, refund terms and delivery timeline in writing. Jetour has not committed to how long current prices will last.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of Jetour T1 i-DM in Pakistan? As of 6 November 2026, the Jetour T1 i-DM costs Rs 10,799,000 ex-factory, excluding registration, taxes and insurance.

What is the price of Jetour T2 i-DM in Pakistan? The Jetour T2 i-DM is priced at Rs 12,795,000 ex-factory, unchanged since bookings reopened in September 2026.

Will Jetour prices increase later? Jetour has not announced how long current prices will apply, so a future revision is possible. Confirm the price in writing when you book.

When will Jetour T1 i-DM deliveries start? Jetour and its partner United Group of Industries said T1 i-DM deliveries are scheduled to begin in November 2026.

Sources: PakWheels – Jetour T1 i-DM and T2 i-DM prices remain unchanged (6 Nov 2026); PakWheels – T1 i-DM deliveries set to begin in November (4 Nov 2026); Gari.pk – Jetour T1, T2 launch prices and specs (28 Aug 2026); PakWheels – T2 i-DM bookings resume without expected price hike (Sep 2026).

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