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Jetour shines at Abuja Auto Fair, displays affordable luxury models
Jetour, the new kid on the block in the Nigerian auto market, made its debut at the just concluded Abuja Auto Fair, mesmerizing auto buffs in the nation’s political capital with its luxury Jetour SUV models.
The ‘Big Boys’ of Abuja, the nation’s capital, were excited about the luxury of the Jetour SUV models and its array of new vehicles on display at the brands beautifully decorated pavilion.
Most visitors to the fair from Monday December 4 to December 8, 2023 when the fair arena was open, were held spellbound by the aesthetics and great designs of all the new Jetour models on display.

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On display within the brand’s enclosed stand are X70 Liberty, X-70 Plus Elegance, X-90 Cruise, and Dashing, all sport utility vehicles.
After the event’s official opening ceremony on Tuesday, the special guests including a representative of the Director General of the NADDC Joseph Osanipin had the opportunity to visit each of the stands at the fair.
The NADDC director could not resist the urge to feel some of Jetour models on parade as he stepped into the driver’s seat to access the dazzling dashboard and other resplendent interior.
Obviously impressed by what he saw, he exclaimed, “This is beautiful.”
Another visitor, Alhaji Abbah Abdullahi, who came with his team to the Jetour place, said, “This is obviously one of the best brands from China.”
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