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JETOUR’s Arctic Adventure in Extreme Coldness

The JETOUR T2 enters the Arctic Circle for a demanding programme of snow, ice and sub-zero performance tests.

At 70 degrees north, the JETOUR T2 faced temperatures down to minus 30 degrees Celsius. The Arctic programme combined cold starts, snow-covered climbs, recovery exercises and stability tests on ice.

JETOUR T2 during Arctic testing

Built for snow and ice

Uneven snowbanks and low-grip ice placed continuous demands on traction and vehicle control. The T2 used its intelligent XWD four-wheel-drive system, crawl mode and rear differential lock to adapt to the terrain.

JETOUR T2 driving through deep snow

Capability in extreme cold

A 2.0T engine and seven-speed dual-clutch transmission supported consistent performance throughout the programme. The result demonstrated how the T2 combines everyday comfort with the hardware needed for adventurous travel.

JETOUR T2 beneath the northern lights

The Arctic test forms part of JETOUR’s broader ambition to advance hybrid and intelligent off-road vehicles for travellers around the world.

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