- Jetour Indonesia says Middle East tensions have not disrupted local sales or operations.
- The company plans to expand its lineup with the Jetour T2 PHEV and additional Adventure Series models in 2026.
Automaker Jetour confirmed that ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have not directly affected its business in Indonesia. According to the company, local operations, vehicle deliveries, and sales activities continue without disruption. The statement comes as global automotive manufacturers closely monitor geopolitical developments that could potentially influence supply chains and energy markets.
Supply Chain Monitoring and Future Model Plans
Company representatives explained that Jetour Indonesia remains attentive to broader industry risks, particularly those related to the global automotive supply chain. However, parts availability and logistics currently remain stable. The company is also watching fuel price trends, as its Indonesian portfolio currently consists of internal combustion engine vehicles while preparations continue for upcoming electrified offerings.
Expansion of the Indonesian Product Portfolio
As part of its regional growth strategy, the brand intends to expand its Indonesian lineup during 2026. The company plans to introduce the Jetour T2 PHEV in the second half of the year and is also preparing another model from its Adventure Series. These launches are expected to strengthen the brand’s presence in Indonesia’s competitive passenger vehicle market.
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