New Electric Pickup Truck From JAC Arrives in Brazil With Updated Front Design and 500 Km Range

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 23/01/2024 at 10:03

Foto: Reprodução UOL

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Modified Front Revealed at the Beijing Auto Show

According to the UOL website, JAC, recognized in the competitive pickup market, is set to surprise Brazilians with the arrival of the electric version of the Hunter EV model. Featuring a slightly different front end, recently unveiled at the Beijing Auto Show, the electric pickup promises innovation and autonomy for consumers.

Modern Design and Advanced Technology: Discover the Details of the New JAC Pickup

Based on JAC’s latest platform for medium and large vehicles, the electric pickup stands out for its modern and robust exterior design. With 18″ wheels and impressive dimensions, the new JAC promises a unique experience for drivers seeking efficiency and style.

Pickup, JAC, electric — Photo: Reproduction UOL

Power and Sustainability: The Electric Revolution in JAC Pickups

Equipped with a dual motor providing a total power of 160 kW (218 hp) and a combined torque of 342 Nm, the JAC pickup redefines the concept of sustainable performance. The LFP battery of 88.02 kWh offers a remarkable range of 500 km, raising the bar for electric pickups in the Brazilian market.

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Interior Design of the New JAC Electric Pickup

The interior design, inspired by the grandeur of the Forbidden City, provides a refined and luxurious environment. Equipped with cutting-edge technology, the electric pickup offers an instrument cluster with a 7″ LCD screen, voice command, remote updates, and fast wireless charging, providing a futuristic driving experience.

In addition, JAC stands out by offering impressive power without compromising range. The dual motor and state-of-the-art battery redefine expectations, placing the electric pickup at the top of the list for those seeking efficiency and performance.
The anticipation about which style will be adopted in Brazil, whether the vertical slot grille or the “clean face” model, keeps consumers eager. Soon, JAC Brazil will reveal more details about the arrival of the revolutionary electric pickup to the national market. Get ready to witness the evolution of electric pickups with JAC, combining style, power, and sustainability in a single vehicle.

New Electric Pickup Truck From JAC Arrives in Brazil With Updated Front Design and 500 Km Range

Modified Front Revealed at the Beijing Auto Show

Modern Design and Advanced Technology: Discover the Details of the New JAC Pickup

Power and Sustainability: The Electric Revolution in JAC Pickups

Interior Design of the New JAC Electric Pickup

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