Jetour T2 export to Ghana
Ghana registers only left-hand-drive vehicles, and the Jetour T2 is supplied in LHD. Buyers in Ghana value the T2's 220 mm ground clearance and robust look for mixed road conditions.
Which Jetour T2 suits Ghana?
The 1.5T front-drive trims cover Accra and Kumasi city use economically. For upcountry roads and fleet work, a 2.0T XWD trim adds four-wheel drive and a rear differential lock.
What should I know about Ghana import duties?
Duties and clearance are handled by the Ghana Revenue Authority's Customs Division. Older used vehicles can attract additional penalties, so confirm the current rules with your clearing agent before choosing a used model year.
How are vehicles shipped to Tema?
We ship to Tema by Ro-Ro or container. EVtoU has a strong focus on African markets, with representative offices in Ethiopia and Nigeria.
Import rules change. Treat this page as a starting checklist and confirm current duties, age limits and certification with your customs broker before you order.
FAQ
Is the Jetour T2 left-hand drive for Ghana?
Yes. Our standard Jetour T2 supply is left-hand drive, which matches Ghana's registration requirement.
Can I mix the Jetour T2 with other brands for Ghana?
Yes. Mixed-model containers are accepted, which helps dealers stock several models in one shipment.
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