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    Home » Jetour UAE Year-End Offer: Owners Get AED 7,000 to Trade Up or AED 5,000 on a Second Car
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    Jetour UAE Year-End Offer: Owners Get AED 7,000 to Trade Up or AED 5,000 on a Second Car

    Kashif MushtaqBy Kashif MushtaqNovember 13, 2026Updated:November 13, 2026No Comments6 Mins Read
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    Jetour owners year-end privileges in the UAE: AED 7,000 upgrade and AED 5,000 ownership offer
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    Already driving a Jetour in the UAE? The brand has a year-end offer aimed only at the people who already own one: AED 7,000 towards a new Jetour if you trade up, or AED 5,000 if you keep your current car and buy a second one for the family.

    Jetour UAE, sold in the country by Elite Group Holding, calls these its “year-end privileges” for owners. The offer started on 1 November 2026 and runs while stocks last, so owners who have been thinking about moving to a bigger model, or adding a second car at home, have a reason to visit a showroom before the end of the year.

    What Jetour owners get

    There are two parts to the offer, depending on what you want to do with the car you already have:

    • Upgrade privilege, AED 7,000: trade your current Jetour in and move up to a new Jetour.
    • Ownership privilege, AED 5,000: keep your current Jetour and buy an additional new one, for example for your spouse or a grown-up child.

    Terms and conditions apply. Ask the showroom how the amount is applied to your deal, whether as a discount on the price or as extra value on your trade-in, and whether it can be combined with the finance offers and other promotions running at the same time.

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    Who can claim the offer

    The offer is only for people who already own a Jetour. To prove it, take your Mulkiya (vehicle registration card) and Emirates ID when you visit the showroom. The car should be registered in your name; if it is registered to a family member or a company, check with the sales team first.

    If you are trading in, the showroom will inspect your current Jetour to value it. Bring both keys, the service history and any finance settlement letter if the car is still on a bank loan, as these can change how quickly the trade-in is completed.

    How to claim the Jetour year-end privilege

    1. Visit your nearest Jetour showroom in the UAE, or call 800 JETOUR (800 53 86 87).
    2. Tell the sales team you are an existing Jetour owner and ask for the year-end privilege.
    3. Choose the model you want and confirm whether you are trading up (AED 7,000) or adding a second car (AED 5,000).
    4. Get the full price breakdown in writing, including the trade-in value, the privilege amount, finance and insurance, before you sign.

    Because the offer is valid “while stocks last”, call ahead to check that the model, trim and colour you want are available.

    Which Jetour models can you choose?

    Jetour’s UAE range covers everything from city-friendly crossovers to large off-road-styled SUVs and a new pickup. These are the models the brand is promoting most this season, with the starting prices it advertises.

    Jetour G700

    Jetour G700 model year 2027 in the UAE
    Image: Jetour UAE / Instagram

    The flagship G700 is a large plug-in hybrid SUV aimed at families who want serious off-road ability. Jetour advertises the 2027 model year from AED 169,000, or with monthly instalments from AED 2,499, with a 1 million km or 10-year warranty and a three-year complimentary service contract.

    Jetour T2

    Jetour T2 model year 2027 in the UAE
    Image: Jetour UAE / Instagram

    The boxy T2 has become one of the brand’s best-known models in the UAE. The 2027 model year is advertised from AED 129,000, or from AED 1,882 a month, with 0% interest offers and VAT covered by Jetour on selected deals.

    Jetour F700 pickup

    Jetour F700 pickup at a Jetour showroom in the UAE
    Image: Jetour UAE / Instagram

    The F700 is Jetour’s new pickup, which the brand calls the “Ultimate Power Pickup”, with up to 3.5 tonnes of towing capacity. Pre-booking is open in the UAE.

    Jetour T1 i-DM

    Jetour T1 i-DM plug-in hybrid in the UAE
    Image: Jetour UAE / Instagram

    The T1 i-DM is a plug-in hybrid version of the T1 SUV, for drivers who want lower fuel costs on the daily commute and the range for weekend trips.

    Prices and offers change often, so confirm the final price and what is included with the showroom on the day.

    Is it worth trading up now?

    Jetour is one of the fastest-growing car brands in the UAE. It ranked fourth by sales in the first nine months of 2026, with 8% of the market, according to Best Selling Cars Blog, so there are plenty of owners who qualify for this offer.

    Year-end is traditionally one of the better times to buy a car in the UAE, as dealers push to close the year’s sales. If your current Jetour is still young and in good condition, its trade-in value plus the AED 7,000 privilege can bring the cost of moving to a bigger model down noticeably. If you need a second car at home, the AED 5,000 privilege works like a loyalty discount on the new one.

    Before you decide, compare the trade-in value you are offered with what similar cars sell for privately, and check the running costs of the new model, including insurance and registration renewal.

    Pro Tip: Get a trade-in quote for your Jetour from at least one other dealer or used-car platform before you visit the showroom. It shows you whether the AED 7,000 privilege is adding real value or simply covering a low trade-in offer.

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    Frequently asked questions

    How much does Jetour give owners who trade up?

    AED 7,000 when you trade your current Jetour in for a new Jetour in the UAE.

    Can I get the offer if I keep my current Jetour?

    Yes. If you buy an additional new Jetour, for example for a family member, the offer is AED 5,000.

    When does the Jetour year-end offer end?

    Jetour has not given an end date. The offer started on 1 November 2026 and is valid while stocks last.

    Is the offer open to people who do not own a Jetour?

    No. This offer is only for existing Jetour owners. New customers should ask the showroom about the other offers running at the time, such as finance and warranty deals.

    What documents do I need to claim it?

    Your Mulkiya (vehicle registration card) showing you own a Jetour and your Emirates ID. For a trade-in, bring both keys, the service history and a finance settlement letter if the car is still on a loan.

    Can I combine the privilege with other Jetour offers?

    Terms and conditions apply, and Jetour has not said whether the privilege can be combined with other promotions. Ask the showroom to show every discount and offer separately on your quote.

    How do I contact Jetour UAE?

    Call 800 JETOUR (800 53 86 87) or visit any Jetour showroom in the UAE.

    Who sells Jetour in the UAE?

    Jetour is sold in the UAE by Elite Group Holding, the brand’s exclusive partner in the country.

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