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Australia has a new PHEV ute price-leader: JAC Hunter will start sub-$50K with 1000km range and competitive towing and payload numbers
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Summary: JAC has unveiled its Hunter plug-in hybrid ute, starting under $50,000 and offering 1005km range, 3500kg towing capacity and 915kg payload. The Chinese manufacturer positions it as Australia’s most affordable PHEV ute, undercutting rivals like the BYD Shark 6, with deliveries expected mid-2026.
Brands mentioned: JAC, BYD, Holden, Multimatic
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Australia has a new PHEV ute price-leader: JAC Hunter will start sub-$50K with 1000km range and competitive towing and payload numbers
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