Jetour T1 and T2 i-DM Prices Unchanged in Pakistan

Jetour Pakistan has kept the prices of its two plug-in hybrid SUVs steady for now, giving buyers some relief after weeks of pricing uncertainty. The company has confirmed that the T1 i-DM and T2 i-DM will continue at their current ex-factory rates, but it has not said how long those prices will stay valid.

The Jetour T1 i-DM remains listed at Rs. 10,799,000, while the Jetour T2 i-DM stays at Rs. 12,795,000. That leaves a gap of Rs. 1,996,000 between the two SUVs.

These are factory prices only. They do not include registration, taxes, insurance, freight, or other on-road costs. For many buyers, that means the final amount will be noticeably higher than the number shown on the price list.

What the unchanged price means for buyers

For shoppers trying to choose between the two, the update gives short-term clarity. The T1 i-DM remains the lower-priced entry into Jetour’s local hybrid SUV line-up, while the T2 i-DM stays the more expensive option with no change for now.

Both SUVs are plug-in hybrids, so they can run on electric power for shorter trips and use petrol support for longer driving. That setup may suit buyers who can charge at home or at work and want to cut fuel use in daily city driving.

The practical issue for Pakistani buyers is budget planning. A buyer should not compare these SUVs only on the listed factory price. The on-road total can change depending on taxes, registration charges, insurance cover, and dealer-related costs.

If you are comparing them with other SUVs in the roughly Rs. 1 crore to Rs. 1.3 crore range, the real purchase decision should be based on the full payable amount, not just the ex-factory figure.

Why T2 i-DM buyers were watching closely

The latest update matters more because Jetour had earlier paused T2 i-DM bookings after the introductory price-lock period ended on August 31, 2026. That move made many buyers expect a revised price list.

Bookings later resumed on September 16, 2026, but Jetour brought them back at the same Rs. 12,795,000 price. The new confirmation now extends the no-increase position to both models.

Still, the company has not announced a permanent price freeze or a fixed validity period. So this should be read as the current pricing position, not a guarantee that the numbers will stay unchanged until delivery.

For readers who want more background on the booking changes, DrivePK previously covered Jetour Pakistan Pauses T2 i-DM Bookings After Intro Price Ends and Jetour T2 i-DM Bookings Resume in Pakistan.

What buyers should do next

Anyone ready to book should ask an authorised Jetour dealer for a written quotation before paying any amount. That quotation should clearly show:

• ex-factory price

• taxes and registration treatment

• insurance

• booking amount

• delivery estimate

• refund and cancellation terms

That matters because the price may still change before invoicing if Jetour issues a new circular later. Buyers should also check whether the quoted amount stays locked until delivery or only until the booking is processed.

Jetour has also said that T2 i-DM deliveries have resumed, while T1 i-DM deliveries are scheduled to begin in November 2026. For now, that gives both existing and new buyers a clearer view of where the two SUVs stand.

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