Jetour T2 export and South Africa
We want to be clear here. South Africa drives on the left (right-hand-drive cars), and used China-market T2s are left-hand drive. South Africa also requires an import permit for used vehicles, which is not normally granted for resale. So a used LHD T2 is usually not a route to the South African retail market.
- Steering
- RHD — China-market T2 is LHD
- Used imports
- Permit required (ITAC)
- Common use
- Re-export via South African ports
What can South African buyers do?
- Re-export. Traders based in South Africa can buy LHD T2s for markets that drive on the right, shipping through South African or other regional ports under the correct transit procedures.
- RHD requirement. If you need RHD vehicles, ask sales whether RHD supply is available for your order; availability is limited and confirmed case by case.
- Other markets. We ship to many left-hand-drive African markets directly; see Ghana and Ethiopia.
Who issues used-vehicle import permits?
The International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa handles import permits. See ITAC for current requirements.
FAQ
Can I register a used LHD Jetour T2 in South Africa?
Generally no. South Africa requires RHD for normal registration and permits for used imports. Check with ITAC for your situation.
Do you supply RHD Jetour T2s?
RHD models can be supplied upon request, depending on availability. Ask sales before ordering.
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