JSW Motors Set to Launch Four SUVs in India
Mumbai, October 25: JSW Motors is gearing up to enter the Indian automotive market with the launch of four new SUVs on December 4 this year. The company’s first model, the JSW Combat, is expected to compete with the popular Toyota Fortuner.
JSW Motors plans to introduce a total of four SUVs in the coming months, utilizing models and technology from the Chinese car manufacturer Chery. These vehicles will be assembled at JSW’s plant in Maharashtra.
The first SUV, JSW Combat, will be based on the Jetour T2, featuring a boxy design. It is anticipated to come with a 1.5-liter turbo petrol engine paired with an electric motor and an 18.4kWh battery, delivering a total power output of 360bhp and torque of 610Nm.
The second model, Chery iCaur V23, will be an electric SUV boasting a robust and square design. It may include a 15.4-inch touchscreen and automatic climate control, with battery options of 59.93kWh and 81.76kWh, offering a range of approximately 510 kilometers for the larger battery variant.
The Jaecoo J5 EV is expected to compete with vehicles like the Hyundai Creta Electric and Maruti e-Vitara, featuring a large touchscreen, digital instrument cluster, panoramic sunroof, ventilated seats, and Level-2 ADAS. Its range is estimated to be between 400 to 460 kilometers.
Lastly, the Jaecoo J5 Hybrid will also make its debut in India, featuring a 1.5-liter turbo petrol engine combined with an electric motor and a 1.83kWh battery, expected to produce 224bhp and 295Nm of torque. The front design will differ from the J5 EV, showcasing a larger grille.
JSW Motors’ entry into the Indian market is highly anticipated, with a focus on innovative designs and advanced technology.
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