After being teased two weeks ago, the Jetour VT9 seven-seat D-segment SUV has been launched in Malaysia at the ongoing Malaysia Autoshow 2025, in Comfort (RM119,350) and Prime (RM124,350) variants, OTR before insurance for Peninsular Malaysia. The first 800 customers get a RM2,000 rebate.
The Comfort gets all-LED lighting, cruise control, a 360 camera, TPMS, four airbags, wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, a cooled front centre armrest box, a D-shaped steering wheel that’s manually adjustable for rake and reach, shift paddles, 50W wireless charging, 19-inch alloys wrapped in 235/55 rubber, a six-way powered driver’s seat, four speakers, blue ambient lighting and a power tailgate.
The Prime adds on a panoramic sunroof, two more speakers for six in total, two more airbags for six in total, blind spot monitoring, rear cross traffic alert, lane change warning, door opening warning, driver’s seat memory, an auto-dimming rear-view mirror, plus front and rear door puddle lamps that project the Jetour logo onto the ground. No mention of auto emergency braking (AEB) nor adaptive cruise control (ACC), though.
The 4,724 mm-long, 1,900 mm-wide and 1,720-mm tall vehicle has the Chery Omoda 5‘s 156 PS/230 Nm 1.5 litre turbocharged four-cylinder engine, while the gearbox is a six-speed wet twin-clutch auto. Wheelbase and ground clearance are respectively 2,720 mm and 144 mm.
Inside, you’ll find a 10.25-inch LCD twin-screen with voice command. There are four USB-A ports – two up front and two out back. The boot holds 89 litres with all seven seats up; fold the second- and third-row seats down for 1,680 litres.
Whether you take your VT9 in Star Black, Khaki White, Phantom Grey, Tech Grey or Aurora Green, you’ll get a seven-year/150,000 km vehicle warranty, a 10-year/1,000,000 km engine warranty and five times’ free service (labour and parts). The VT9 is locally-assembled (CKD) by Berjaya Assembly in Johor.
Jetour VT9 Prime in Malaysian showroom
Jetour VT9 Malaysian brochure and specs
Jetour VT9 official images
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Habis lah X90.
Suka ni
The price is very good for a 7 seater
Worth to buy
Less electronics is much better
RM 117 for 7 seater?? Wow. At this price even Avanza sales might get affected. Sure sell like hot cakes at launch. Same engine as Omoda 5 some more. Spare parts will be plenty and cheap.
Everything is good about this car.
The only thing that I think it should have is ACC and AEB.
The thing that I don’t like about this car is the panaromic roof. Please, it is freaking warm and hot in Malaysia.
Insurance for windscreen will not be suffient to cover the panaromic roof too.
Very close to Mitsubishi Xpander 2 airbags. mind blowing price
X90 bye bye
very good pricing, this is what the public want.
most malaysian people are grateful to china for selling us cheap car at high spec.
those who don’t agree with me can go spend their hard earned rm170k to buy toyota innova.
Went test drive today, the interior space is very small. Feel smaller than alza. Driving comfort is okay.
I think still cannot compete with x90 in terms of interior space.