Jetour used its presence at the Beijing Auto Show 2026 to preview a new wave of SUVs that signal the brand’s next stage of global expansion, particularly toward the Gulf region. While the vehicles were physically displayed and clearly near production, their official international names have not yet been confirmed.
The models circulating under the designations T8, F700, and TX appear in early materials and internal references, but Jetour has not formally finalized their global naming strategy. The lineup itself, however, reflects a clear direction from Jetour, which continues to strengthen its position under parent company Chery with a strong focus on export markets.

T8

 

The model referred to as T8 was shown as a large SUV with a strong off-road character, continuing Jetour’s push deeper into the full-size segment. It builds on the brand’s existing T-series direction and appears designed with Gulf-market expectations in mind, where size, road presence, and long-distance comfort remain key priorities.

F700

 

The F700 designation is associated with a more premium and potentially flagship-level SUV shown alongside the rest of the lineup. While official specifications remain undisclosed, the positioning suggests a model intended to elevate Jetour’s brand perception beyond its current range, potentially competing in higher segments within export markets.

TX

 

 

The TX name appears to reference an evolving platform direction rather than a finalized production badge. The vehicle shown under this designation reflects Jetour’s ongoing experimentation with its naming structure and future lineup identity, particularly as it refines its global strategy.

 

What ties these models together is not their confirmed naming, but their shared purpose. Jetour is clearly preparing a broader SUV offensive aimed at regions such as the GCC, where demand continues to grow for large, feature-rich vehicles with competitive pricing and strong equipment levels.
The Beijing showcase reinforces the brand’s intent: to move upmarket, expand its SUV portfolio, and position itself more aggressively in international territories. Final naming and market details remain pending, but the direction is now unmistakable.