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50:50 split expected for JAC T9 and Hunter PHEV
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Summary: JAC Motors Australia expects a 50:50 sales split between its T9 diesel ute and incoming Hunter PHEV to help meet NVES emissions regulations. The T9 exceeds limits at 202g/km, but the Hunter PHEV’s 38g/km emissions will balance compliance. The Hunter PHEV launches mid-2025 from under $50,000.
Brands mentioned: JAC, BYD, Ford, GWM
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50:50 split expected for JAC T9 and Hunter PHEV
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