
Swiss Group Limited, the official distributor of Jetour and Soueast vehicles in Ghana, has officially launched the Jetour G700 luxury SUV and the F700 hybrid pickup truck. The unveiling took place during the Swiss Auto Expo 2026, marking a significant expansion of the brand's portfolio in the Ghanaian automotive market. These new models emphasize high performance and modern technology, targeting consumers looking for a combination of luxury and robust off-road capabilities.
The Jetour G700 enters the market as a high-end plug-in hybrid SUV, boasting a notable 904 horsepower output that places it among the most powerful vehicles in its class. Complementing the SUV is the F700, a hybrid pickup truck specifically engineered with advanced off-road technology to navigate challenging terrains. According to the distributor, both vehicles are designed with contemporary aesthetics and integrated digital features intended to enhance the overall driving and ownership experience for Ghanaian customers.
Speaking at the launch, Dr. Abdallah Farhat, CEO of Swiss Group Limited, reiterated the company's commitment to brand building and ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction. He noted that the introduction of these models reflects the group's dedication to providing cutting-edge automotive solutions that meet the evolving needs of the market. Andy Yuan, Vice President of Jetour International, shared this optimism, stating that the brand sees substantial potential for growth and market penetration within Ghana's automotive landscape.
To facilitate ownership, Swiss Group Limited has introduced specialized financing options for prospective buyers of the G700 and F700 models. This initiative is aimed at making these high-performance vehicles more accessible to both individual buyers and corporate clients. As the 2026 Swiss Auto Expo continues, the launch of these hybrid models signals a growing trend toward sustainable and high-power vehicle options in the local market, positioning Swiss Group Limited as a key player in the sector's transition toward modern hybrid technology.