Nigeria’s SUV segment continues to attract heightened competition as automakers race to meet growing demand for vehicles that combine comfort, space, and modern technology. In the middle of this evolving market, the Jetour X90 Plus is steadily carving out attention as a family-oriented seven-seater designed to serve both personal and professional mobility needs.

The model is being introduced in Nigeria through Jetour Nigeria Mobility Services, which says the vehicle is already accessible nationwide via a network of accredited dealers. These include Elizade Nigeria Limited, New Era AutoVehicle Services Limited, Kojo Motors, Germaine Auto Centre, Tab Autos Limited, R.T. Briscoe Motors, and Mandilas Autos, widening its reach across key cities.

At the core of the X90 Plus appeal is its size and practicality. With a length of 4,858mm, width of 1,925mm, and height of 1,780mm, the SUV is engineered to accommodate larger families and group travel without compromising passenger comfort. The three-row configuration ensures generous space for occupants as well as luggage, making it suitable for both city driving and long-distance journeys across Nigeria’s diverse road network.

Styling also plays a major role in its positioning. The SUV features a bold hexagonal grille, sleek LED headlamps, and a tall stance that aligns with modern global SUV design direction, giving it a strong road presence in urban traffic and highway conditions alike.

Under the hood, the X90 Plus is offered with two turbocharged petrol engine options tailored to different driving preferences. The 1.6-litre variant delivers 197 horsepower and 290Nm of torque, while the more powerful 2.0-litre engine produces 254 horsepower and 390Nm of torque. Both are paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission and front-wheel-drive setup, balancing responsiveness with fuel efficiency.

Inside the cabin, emphasis is placed on comfort and refinement. The interior features soft-touch materials, wood-finish detailing, and ample headroom and legroom across all rows. A panoramic sunroof further enhances the sense of openness, contributing to a more premium in-cabin experience for passengers.

Technology integration is another key selling point. The SUV comes equipped with a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system supporting smartphone connectivity, Bluetooth, voice control, and wireless charging. Climate comfort is managed through a digital system with rear and roof vents, alongside an air purification feature designed to improve cabin air quality.

Passenger comfort is further strengthened by power-adjustable front seats with heating, ventilation, memory function, and lumbar support. An eight-speaker Sony audio system rounds out the entertainment experience, giving occupants a more immersive ride quality.

Jetour International Vice President, Yuan Anguo (left) and Chief Executive Officer of W Motors, Wadih Nasrallah at W Motors flagship showroom in, Lagos, where W Motors officially launched the Jetour G 700 SUV as an official distributor of Jetour vehicles in Nigeria
Safety and driver assistance systems also feature prominently. The X90 Plus includes a 360-degree camera system with both 2D and 3D viewing angles, forward collision warning, parking sensors, radar monitoring, and lane departure warning systems—features aimed at improving driver confidence in busy traffic conditions.

Convenience-focused additions such as smart keyless entry, push-button ignition, electronic gear selection, selectable drive modes, cruise control, and an automatic tailgate further enhance usability for everyday driving.

According to Jetour Nigeria Mobility Services, the SUV is backed by a structured aftersales programme that includes warranty coverage, trained technical personnel, and readily available spare parts, a strategy aimed at strengthening long-term customer confidence and ownership satisfaction.

With its blend of spacious design, advanced features, and premium comfort, the Jetour X90 Plus is positioning itself as a notable contender in Nigeria’s increasingly competitive family SUV segment, where practicality and technology are becoming just as important as performance.