Jetour Malaysia Shifted 2,741 Units in 2025, Plans to Expand to 50 Outlets in 2026

Jetour Malaysia delivered a total of 2,741 vehicles last year, with plans to expand its network to 50 locations in 2026.
During its annual media gathering last week, Jetour Malaysia announced that it delivered a total of 2,741 vehicles last year while laying out future plans for 2026. One of the plans is to expand its current outlet network to 50 locations by the end of this year.


To date, the Wuhu-based marque has a network of 31 authorised sales and service centres located across 13 states and regions across the country, with this expansion plan set to provide more support for Jetour owners in Malaysia.

Besides that, the automaker also announced that the brand is looking to establish a new headquarters. Set to be located in Glenmarie, Shah Alam, this new HQ will also double as the brand’s flagship service centre alongside a regional technical training centre and a first-of-its-kind dedicated media and content centre.


Not to mention, new products will also be launched, with most of them being “across the SUV spectrum,” with the T-series SUVs set to lead the way. Among the new models Malaysians can expect to see include the Jetour T2, which was already previewed a few times here and is due for a debut soon, as well as its smaller twin, the Jetour T1, which recently got a five-star score for the ASEAN NCAP crash test.

Jetour Auto Malaysia Vice President Nicholas Ng
Looking ahead, Jetour Auto Malaysia vice president Nicholas Ng said the brand’s roadmap for 2026 reinforces its commitment to the Malaysian market while also charting a sustainable growth for the brand.
“Malaysia remains a key market in JETOUR’s global growth strategy. Our focus is on building a stronger, more distinctive SUV portfolio while continuing to invest in the capabilities and infrastructure that support long-term confidence among customers and partners,” said Nicholas.

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