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JAC Motors is making a significant impact in South Africa’s bakkie market, and the newly unveiled T9 is poised to captivate even more attention. This remarkable vehicle was introduced just six months ago at the Shanghai Automotive Show, following over four years of extensive global development and testing.
With its formidable presence on the road, the T9 is leading JAC Motors’ charge into the rapidly expanding leisure-focused double-cab market. The T9 2.0L CTi range offers four Lux and Super Lux derivatives, featuring 4x2 and 4x4 configurations. Prices range from R529 900 for the T9 2.0L CTi 4x2 Lux to R649 900.The T9 range debuts with a new engine line-up from JAC Motors. The initial offering is equipped with a 2.0 litre turbo-diesel engine. Future additions to the selection include a 2.
For the 4x2 variant, the fuel index is an impressive 7.8L/100km , providing a substantial 1 000km driving range with its 76L tank. Karl-Heinz Göbel, the CEO of JAC Motors South Africa, says: “The T9 combines ample power, spacious comfort for family outings and lifestyle adventures with brilliant fuel economy - a significant factor for today’s discerning buyers.”Safety is paramount in the T9 line-up.
The range features a 10.4-inch touchscreen infotainment system, equipped with Bluetooth and smartphone connectivity through Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. It provides important vehicle information, including the 360-degree view camera and the valuable tyre pressure monitoring system.
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