Jetour Nigeria is expanding its SUV push into the northern market with the X90 Plus, as the automaker seeks to deepen its foothold in Abuja and capture a larger share of Nigeria’s growing SUV segment.
According to Jetour Nigeria, growing demand from customers in Abuja and neighboring states influenced its decision to take the showcase to the Federal Capital Territory, extending its customer engagement beyond Lagos.
The brand will showcase the X90 Plus at the Jetour Experience Abuja from September 22 to 24, giving prospective customers an opportunity to test-drive the model alongside other vehicles in its growing Nigerian lineup.
The X90 Plus is positioned as a full-sized family SUV, targeting buyers looking for a combination of passenger capacity, technology and performance in a market where demand for sport utility vehicles continues to attract both established and emerging brands.
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The seven-seater is available with 1.6-litre and 2.0-litre turbocharged engines matched with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. The powertrain delivers up to 254 horsepower and 390Nm of torque.
The vehicle also comes with a 12.3-inch LCD infotainment screen, panoramic sunroof, Sony premium audio system and wireless charging, while its driver-assistance features include a 360-degree panoramic camera, Forward Collision Warning and Lane Departure Warning.
Jetour’s Abuja push also comes as the company continues to expand its distribution network in Nigeria. The automaker currently operates through seven accredited dealer partners, including Elizade Nigeria Limited, Mandilas Autos, R.T. Briscoe Motors, Germaine Auto Centre, Kojo Motors, TAB Autos and New Era Auto Vehicle Services.
The brand has also received industry recognition, including the Nigeria Auto Journalists Association’s Fastest Growing Auto Brand award and Auto Brand of the Year recognition at the Nigeria Transport Lecture.
For Jetour, the Abuja experience provides another opportunity to convert growing customer interest into sales while testing the brand’s appeal in a market beyond its Lagos base.
