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Guide · Jetour Europe · February 26, 2026The Jetour warranty explained: 7 years vehicle, 10 years powertrain, 8 years battery
For a young brand the warranty is not a leaflet in the glovebox, it is the central buying argument. That is why Jetour’s is written in years and kilometres rather than percentages and statements of intent: 7 years / 200,000 km on the vehicle, 10 years / 1,000,000 km on the powertrain, 8 years / 250,000 km on the battery.
This article explains what sits behind those numbers, which condition really matters, and where the limits are. The full document is available as a PDF on the warranty page.
What exactly is covered
- Vehicle warranty, 7 years / 200,000 km — full cover on the whole car, transferable when you sell it
- Powertrain, 10 years / 1,000,000 km — combustion engine, DHT transmission and electric motor
- High-voltage battery, 8 years / 250,000 km — with 75 % remaining capacity guaranteed, five points above the common market standard
- Roadside assistance, 10 years — Europe-wide, renewed free of charge at every service
- Rust perforation 12 years, paint 3 years — body warranty against corrosion from the inside out
- Software and updates, 10 years — OTA updates and connectivity services, committed in writing
Why the service plan decides the ten years
The powertrain, mobility and software warranties are service-activated: every scheduled service at an authorised partner extends cover to the next interval. Skipping a service does not remove rights retroactively, but it does end the extension beyond the current interval.
The second point that often surprises people: the warranties are transferable. With a documented service history they pass to the next owner — which feeds straight into resale value, because a used car with five years of cover left is a different proposition.
The clock starts at first registration and whichever comes first applies, time or mileage. On the battery, cover applies once usable capacity drops below 75 %: it is then repaired or replaced.
Jetour, BYD and Zeekr — the warranties side by side
| Jetour | BYD | Zeekr | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vehicle warranty | 7 yr / 200,000 km | 6 yr / 150,000 km | 5 yr / 100,000 km |
| Powertrain | 10 yr / 1M km | 8 yr / 150,000 km (electric drive) | — |
| Battery: guaranteed capacity | 75 % | 70 % | 70 % |
| Roadside assistance | 10 years | market-dependent | 3 years |
Warranty provider for Jetour: Auto China as the official Jetour dealer. Zeekr: a further 5 years / 100,000 km subject to servicing. Competitor figures per the manufacturers’ websites, as of 08/2026 — terms can differ by market.
What is not covered
Wear parts, damage from improper use and commercial passenger transport — taxi, rental, driving school — are excluded. That is standard for manufacturer warranties, but worth knowing before you buy if commercial use is planned.
Importantly, the warranty sits alongside your statutory rights, it does not replace them. Rights arising from the purchase contract are unaffected.
Whether a warranty document is genuine can be checked: the QR code in the official PDF leads to the warranty page. If document and page match, your copy is authentic.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Jetour warranty also apply to the second owner?
Yes. With a documented service history all warranties pass to subsequent owners — something that shows up directly in resale value.
What happens if I skip a service?
The powertrain, mobility and software warranties extend to the next interval with every scheduled service. Without the service that extension does not happen; the 7-year vehicle warranty is unaffected.
What does “75 % guaranteed capacity” mean?
If the usable capacity of the high-voltage battery drops below 75 % within 8 years or 250,000 km, it is repaired or replaced. The common market figure is 70 %, so the commitment is five points above it.
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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.
