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Swiss Group unveils Jetour G700 and F700 at 2026 auto expo in Ghana

Swiss Group unveils Jetour G700 and F700 at 2026 auto expo in Ghana

Swiss Group Limited, the official distributor of Jetour and Soueast vehicles in Ghana, has unveiled two new models, the Jetour G700 SUV and F700 pickup truck, at the Swiss Auto Expo 2026. Swiss Group Limited says it remains committed to growing the Jetour and Soueast brands in Ghana through customer-focused services, product innovation and improved ownership experiences.

Swiss Group Limited, the official distributor of Jetour and Soueast vehicles in Ghana, has unveiled two new models, the Jetour G700 SUV and F700 pickup truck, at the Swiss Auto Expo 2026.

The expo showcased a wide range of vehicles featuring contemporary designs, advanced technology and premium interior finishes, giving prospective buyers an opportunity to explore the models and experience their features.

The two newly introduced models are designed to combine performance, comfort and off-road capabilities, with the G700 positioned as a luxury SUV and the F700 as a hybrid off-road pickup truck.

Chief Executive and Founder of Swiss Group Limited, Dr. Abdallah Farhat, says the company is focused on building a strong presence for the brands in Ghana while ensuring customer satisfaction beyond the point of purchase.

Addressing guests at the expo, he said the company's vision goes beyond selling vehicles to building brand awareness and establishing lasting relationships with customers.

"Our goal at Swiss Group Limited has always been more than just selling cars. We are focused on building this brand in Ghana, creating strong brand awareness, and most importantly, giving our customers the confidence that they will be supported even after purchasing our vehicle," he said.

He encouraged prospective buyers to explore the vehicles, engage the company's team and banking partners, and take advantage of the test-drive experience.

Vice President of Jetour International, Mr Andy Yuan, expressed optimism about the brands' prospects in Ghana, commending Swiss Group for its investment and confidence in the partnership.

He described the Ghanaian market as an important growth opportunity and expressed hope that Jetour would become a leading automotive brand in the country.

"I really appreciate the Swiss Group's trust in the Jetour and Soueast brands and its huge investment. I think this is just the beginning of the Ghana market. Maybe this year Jetour will be number one in Ghana," he said.

The Jetour G700 is a plug-in hybrid SUV equipped with a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine and dual electric motors. It delivers a combined output of 904 horsepower and 1,135 Newton-metres of torque.

The vehicle also features a 34.13-kilowatt-hour CATL battery, adaptive air suspension and advanced off-road technology. Its interior includes a panoramic instrument display, a 15.6-inch central touchscreen and a premium Lexicon audio system.

The Jetour F700, on the other hand, is a hybrid pickup truck built for off-road performance. It combines a turbocharged engine with electric motor technology and features a triple-locking differential system to support challenging driving conditions.

Its interior includes Nappa leather upholstery, power-adjustable front seats, an onboard refrigerator and a 10-speaker JAMO audio system.

The expo also brought together several banking institutions to provide prospective buyers with financing options and flexible payment arrangements to support vehicle purchases.

The initiative is expected to make the vehicles more accessible to customers while strengthening collaboration between the automotive company and financial institutions.

Swiss Group Limited says it remains committed to growing the Jetour and Soueast brands in Ghana through customer-focused services, product innovation and improved ownership experiences.

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