Like a panda stepping out of the forest, the Jetour T2 Panda Edition has arrived with a fresh black-and-white look. Jetour Auto Philippines has given a preview of the T2 Panda Edition, a special version of its T2 4×4 SUV that takes inspiration from the panda’s black and white color scheme. The new edition keeps the off-road capability and strong build of the T2 while adding a distinct look. The official launch is set for April 10, 2025, at the Manila International Auto Show (MIAS), but guests at a recent event got an early chance to see it up close.
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The T2 Panda Edition comes with several design updates that set it apart from other T2 models. It features a Terminator Grille, designed to improve airflow and protect the engine. It also gets Nitto Terra Grappler Tires, which provide better grip and durability on different types of terrain. The Touch-Activated 4-Eye Top Light enhances visibility, while the Side Protector and Rear Spoiler improve both style and function. A Side Ladder has also been added for easier access to the luggage rack, making it more convenient for outdoor trips.
Jetour T2 Panda Edition makes its first appearance in the Philippines
A new kind of panda has arrived, and this one runs on four wheels. You don’t have to wait for MIAS 2025 to see the Jetour T2 Panda Edition—it’s already made an early appearance.
Shaynah Miranda on Mar 14, 2025You are here:HomeLatest StoriesNewsJetour T2 Panda Edition makes its first appearance in the Philippines
Like a panda stepping out of the forest, the Jetour T2 Panda Edition has arrived with a fresh black-and-white look. Jetour Auto Philippines has given a preview of the T2 Panda Edition, a special version of its T2 4×4 SUV that takes inspiration from the panda’s black and white color scheme. The new edition keeps the off-road capability and strong build of the T2 while adding a distinct look. The official launch is set for April 10, 2025, at the Manila International Auto Show (MIAS), but guests at a recent event got an early chance to see it up close.
Related: Room for seven, budget for five—Jetour’s hybrid deal is hard to beat
The T2 Panda Edition comes with several design updates that set it apart from other T2 models. It features a Terminator Grille, designed to improve airflow and protect the engine. It also gets Nitto Terra Grappler Tires, which provide better grip and durability on different types of terrain. The Touch-Activated 4-Eye Top Light enhances visibility, while the Side Protector and Rear Spoiler improve both style and function. A Side Ladder has also been added for easier access to the luggage rack, making it more convenient for outdoor trips.
“This marks not just the opening of a new dealership, but the expansion of the Jetour family. It’s not only about adding new spaces and more vehicles to our lineup, but about creating meaningful connections with the Filipino people. It’s not just about providing you with great cars, but also ensuring that you have an exceptional experience long after you drive off from the showroom. We are about pushing boundaries, embracing transformation, and always striving to exceed expectations.”
Miguelito Jose
Managing Director of JAPI
The Jetour T2 Panda Edition joins the current T2 lineup, which includes the Beyond, Terrain, Terminator Outdoor, and Terminator Executive variants. Each model brings different features while keeping the T2’s strong build and capable performance.
A panda on wheels? Not quite, but the Jetour T2 Panda Edition definitely grabs attention with its black-and-white look. While the official launch at MIAS 2025 is coming up, you can explore Jetour’s full lineup now at AutoDeal.com.ph.
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