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Jetour G700: Australia-bound LandCruiser rival updated as Chinese brand heads upmarket

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First reported by CarExpert · 11 October at 8:00 am

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CarExpert·Motoring press·11 October at 8:00 am

Jetour G700: Australia-bound LandCruiser rival updated as Chinese brand heads upmarket

The burly Chinese luxury SUV that crossed the Yangtze River has received an elegant makeover just a year after launch, and prior to its Australian debut.

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The quick read

  • The Jetour G700 has received an update just a year after launch, prior to its Australian debut.
  • The Chinese luxury SUV is positioned as a rival to the LandCruiser.
  • The update includes an elegant makeover.
  • The Jetour G700 is part of the Chinese brand's move upmarket.

For dealers: Australian dealers should take note of the Jetour G700's potential to disrupt the luxury SUV market and impact sales of established rivals like the LandCruiser.

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The Jetour G700's update and impending Australian debut pose a significant threat to the dominance of the LandCruiser in the luxury SUV segment.

Competitor Response

The LandCruiser has long been the benchmark for luxury SUVs in Australia, but the Jetour G700's elegant makeover and upmarket positioning could lure buyers away from the Toyota brand.

The Jetour G700's arrival will likely force Toyota to reassess its pricing and marketing strategy for the LandCruiser, potentially leading to a more competitive pricing environment for luxury SUVs.

Pricing and Margin

Dealers who stock the LandCruiser should be prepared for potential margin pressure as the Jetour G700 enters the market, and consider reviewing their pricing strategies to remain competitive.

The Jetour G700's move upmarket is also a sign that Chinese brands are increasingly confident in their ability to compete with established luxury marques, which could have far-reaching implications for the Australian automotive market.

Showroom Traffic

To capitalize on the interest generated by the Jetour G700's update and Australian debut, dealers should ensure they have a strong online presence and lead handling strategy in place to capture potential buyers who may be considering the Chinese luxury SUV as an alternative to the LandCruiser.

One decisive action dealers can take this week is to review their current inventory and pricing strategies for luxury SUVs, and consider allocating additional marketing resources to promote their LandCruiser stock and compete with the incoming Jetour G700.

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