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Jetour T2 Malaysia Price: What to Expect from the New RHD Rugged SUV
For Malaysian importers, the landed price of a Jetour T2 depends on more than the vehicle. Here is what drives it, and what to expect from the RHD T2.
EVtoU Export TeamPublished 5 min read
The landed price of a right-hand-drive Jetour T2 in Malaysia is driven by four things: the configuration you choose, the CIF cost to Port Klang, the import permit and duty regime, and registration. We supply the vehicle and quote CIF Port Klang; the Malaysian costs are set locally and handled by the licensed importer.
What do you get with the RHD Jetour T2?
- 1.5TD (135 kW) with front-wheel drive, or 2.0TD (187 kW) with on-demand 4WD.
- Square, rugged design with 220 mm ground clearance.
- 15.6-inch touchscreen, 10.25-inch digital cluster and 360° camera on every 2026 trim.
- Adaptive cruise and lane keeping on selected trims.
- Optional seven-seat PLUS long-wheelbase body.
Which costs make up the price?
| Component | Set by |
|---|---|
| Vehicle (FOB China) | EVtoU quotation |
| Freight and insurance to Port Klang | Included in CIF quotation |
| Approved Permit (AP) | Malaysian import regime |
| Import and excise duties, sales tax | Malaysian authorities |
| Registration and inspection | Road Transport Department (JPJ) |
Who can import a Jetour T2 into Malaysia?
Vehicle imports into Malaysia work through the Approved Permit system, so orders usually go through licensed importers and dealers. If you hold an AP or work with an AP holder, we can supply vehicles and the export documents you need. Read the Malaysia market guide.
1.5TD or 2.0TD for Malaysia?
For Klang Valley and highway buyers, the 1.5TD offers the look of the T2 at a lower cost. The 2.0TD 4WD suits buyers in East Malaysia, plantations and outdoor enthusiasts who need four-wheel drive. The Jetour Dashing is the compact, city-focused alternative.
Updated · EVtoU Export Team
