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Traveller, T2, X70, Dashing: the Jetour model names explained

Traveller, T2, X70, Dashing: the Jetour model names explained
T2 = Travellerone car, two names
Xroad-going SUVs
T / Gterrain & flagship
i-DMdrivetrain, not a model

Few brands cause as much name confusion as Jetour, and the reason is simple: the same car carries different badges depending on the market. The Traveller and the T2 are the same vehicle — in China the plug-in hybrid version is also called Shanhai T2.

Add the X series for the city, the G prefix for the flagship, and i-DM, which many people take for a model name. This article sorts the names out, so you know what to search for.

Published: February 17, 2026 · Updated: August 9, 2026 · Auto China

The overview

Which name means which car?

NameWhat it actually isIn Europe?
T2 / TravellerBoxy off-road SUV, 4.79 m, 5 seats — the model that made the brand known internationally. In China the plug-in hybrid is also badged “Shanhai T2”.yes — as T2 i-DM 2x2 and 4x4
G700Flagship off-roader with a ladder frame, 5.20 m, 6 seats, 904 hp system output. World premiere in late 2025.yes
T1A more compact off-road SUV below the T2, also part of the Shanhai family.on request
X70 / X70 Plus / X70LThe brand’s volume SUV series, aimed at road and family use — Jetour’s best seller in many markets.on request
X90 / X90 Plus / X90 ProLarge SUV with a third row, up to seven seats.on request
Dashing (Dasheng)Compact SUV with a coupé-like roofline, positioned more sportily than the X70.on request
ShanhaiNot a model but Jetour’s series name for electrified (NEV) vehicles in China.
i-DMNot a model but the plug-in hybrid drivetrain: turbo petrol engine plus electric motors and a dedicated hybrid transmission (DHT).in both T2 versions

Model names and availability vary by region. We deliver the T2 i-DM and the G700; other models are individual imports on request.

The logic

How the names are built

1
T for Traveller

The T series is the boxy off-road family: upright faces, spare wheel on the tailgate, genuine off-road angles. T1 and T2 differ mainly in size.

2
X for crossover

The X series are conventional family SUVs for road and everyday use — X70 in the compact class, X90 as a seven-seater. “Plus”, “L” and “Pro” mark longer or higher-specified versions.

3
G for Grand

The G sits above everything: the G700 is the most technically elaborate series, with a ladder frame, air suspension and differential locks.

In practice

What should I search for when comparing offers?

The least ambiguous form is the type designation together with the drivetrain: Jetour T2 i-DM 2x2 or Jetour T2 i-DM 4x4. Search for “Traveller” alone and you will often land on listings from the Middle East or Asia whose equipment and engines do not match European specification.

The second trap is output figures: the T2 exists as a 381 hp version with two electric motors and as a 619 hp version with three. When comparing prices, always read the system output as well — otherwise you are comparing two very different cars.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Is the Jetour Traveller the same car as the T2?

Yes. Traveller is the internationally used name for the model sold here as the T2. In China the plug-in hybrid version also carries the Shanhai T2 name.

What does i-DM mean on the Jetour T2?

i-DM is the name of the plug-in hybrid drivetrain: a 1.5-litre turbo petrol engine works with electric motors and a dedicated hybrid transmission (DHT). Short trips run on electricity; on longer runs the petrol engine supplies the range.

Can I buy an X70 or X90 in Europe?

Not from stock — our range is the T2 i-DM and the G700. Other models such as the X70, X90, Dashing or T1 can be sourced and homologated on request as individual imports, which takes time and an individual calculation.

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All figures per the manufacturer data sheet and correct at the date of publication. Prices are gross for Europe; equipment, consumption figures and timings may change. Editorial status of this article: August 9, 2026.