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•22w

Regarding the JSW Jetour T2 PHEV (380 hp variant), when the battery charge level drops to around 20%, how much power and torque does the vehicle deliver in real-world conditions? Please clarify.

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•21w

There isn’t an official power or torque figure published for the JSW Jetour T2 PHEV (380 hp) at 20% battery, and this model is not officially on sale in India right now, so data here is limited.

What you can expect in the real world is this: The headline 380 hp is the combined output when the engine and the electric motor work together with a healthy battery. At around 20% charge, most plug-in hybrids keep a small reserve so the motor can still help with quick starts and short bursts. But this JSW Motors car will not hold peak power for long. In steady driving or repeated hard pulls, output will feel much closer to the engine’s own power, and torque will drop as the motor’s boost is reduced. 

So, for a ballpark, look up the engine-only power and torque in the brochure - that is roughly what you’ll get once the battery is low, with a brief extra shove from the motor when you press hard.

 

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•21w•

So, ultimately, when the battery in this car is at 20 percent, it doesn't produce 380 HP of power—is that what you were trying to say?

•21w•

Yes dear it will be only 160 hp around when it runs only on engine and it will feel underpowered at that time

•9w•

This is bad news for Buyers, looks like it's better to wait for other car brands to launch similar PHEV vehicles. It would be stupid to purchase a chinese SUV, with such high price tag, and also not knowing what the Ethanol fuel will do to the engine. @ 45 lakhs need to look at more established brands

•21w•

Please prices & lonch months & Dealers Booking date & amaunt

•21w•

When it is coming in india i am not buying car because of it

•21w•

Guys, beware of Multiple years Warranty offered by Car manufacturers. They will require you to get cars serviced only at their own dealer service centers, who will charge you ten times the normal service cost. And if you don't get it serviced as per their demand, the warranty stands terminated. And God forbid, if anything goes wrong and it requires company repairs, be prepared to get extremely high estimates. This is true at least of Kia vehicles. This is from personal experience. We have decided to go to court against this malpractice.

•21w•

Kia is ThirdClass, Akshay Kia, Jalgaon Dealer

•20w•

I too faced same situation with my kia carens,

•21w•

What will be the price of jetour T2 in india

•21w•

It will be around 45lk on road

•21w•

Then it's going to fail in India. 35k OTR is ideal.

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