July 21, 2026

The Jetour T1 Lightning i-DM Is The Philippines' Best-Selling PHEV For H1 2026


The Jetour T1 Lightning i-DM is now the Philippines’ top-selling plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) model for both the first and second quarters of 2026, based on the latest sales results released by the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI).

The recognition comes as Jetour Auto Philippines continues to gain strong acceptance among Filipino motorists. The first half of 2026 saw the brand’s strongest first-half sales performance to date. From January to June, the company sold 2,055 vehicles—a 182 percent increase over the 729 units sold during the same period in 2025.

Momentum remained equally strong in June, with 502 units sold, up 199 percent from the 168 units recorded in June 2025.

Electrified vehicles continued to drive the brand’s growth. Jetour Auto Philippines recorded 1,926 PHEV sales during the first six months of 2026—a 792 percent increase. Even more significantly, the company’s half-year PHEV sales have already reached 91 percent of its total PHEV volume for the whole of 2025.

The Jetour T1 Lightning i-DM, which sold 1,272 units from January to June 2026 and accounted for 62 percent of Jetour Auto Philippines’ total sales during the period.

“Our performance in the first half of 2026 is a reflection of the trust and confidence that more Filipinos continue to place in the Jetour brand,” said Mr. Miguelito Jose, Managing Director, Jetour Auto Philippines.

9 comments:

  1. daming supporta sa south china sea

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    1. pati naman sa kotse issue pa rin. Hayaan mo bilhin ng tao kung ano gusto nya. Jusme.

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  2. Misleading borderline fake news naman article na to. Based on campi sales lang sya number one.

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    1. BYD can prove themselves if they publish their sales. Which they don't.

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    2. Another BYD lover, keep supporting CCP movement

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    3. Hanggang di nagpapa member campi ang Byd considered misleading din sales figure nila if ever maglabas sila

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    4. Go buy Ayala shares and sue them if you think misleading ang sinasabi nila. Everything they say is accountable sa shareholders nila. If what they say in the media doesn't match sa earnings calls nila then easy lawsuit. You don't play games at that level of business.

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  3. Ticks all the right boxes, not only in appearance but also in the meaningful bits.

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  4. Jetour needs to take a detour.

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