Officials from Al Mamoun East Africa are joined by Moses Kaggwa (2nd Left), Ag. The Director, Ministry of Finance, Planning & Economic Development, at the unveiling of the two vehicles Chinese automobile manufacturer Jetour Group has officially entered the Ugandan market.Al Mamoun East Africa, known for its significant investments in Sudan, South Sudan, the UAE, and beyond has been announced as the exclusive distributor of Jetour vehicles in Uganda, with a showroom and aftersales service center located in Namanve.As part of the launch, two exciting new models, the DASHING and X70 Plus were unveiled to the public. The company also announced that it will add the Jetour T2 to its fleet by the end of the year.Speaking at the event held at Serena Hotel Kampala on Friday, Moses Kaggwa, Ag. The Director, Ministry of Finance, Planning & Economic Development, hailed the arrival of Jetour in Uganda as a timely boost to the country’s industrial and economic agenda.“I thank you for investing in our economy and creating employment for many Ugandans. We pledge to support you,” Kaggwa noted. “Our country has a lot of potential,” he added. Kaggwa said the country’s economy grew by 6.3% in the last financial year, and that it is expected to grow by 6.6% this financial year. He added that last year alone, the country registered over US10 billion in exports.“This is not by accident,” Kaggwa said. “A few weeks ago, the JETOUR team met the minister, and told him about the plans to invest in Uganda. He promised this team a favourable business environment. I am here to give you the same assurance.”He appealed to JETOUR to add value in Uganda, pointing to the fact that the country is blessed with steel, copper and rare earth minerals, all materials critical in vehicle manufacturing. He noted that the country is also building the human capital through Kiira Motors. “Thererefore, there is potential for collaboration between JETOUR and Kiira Motors,” said Kaggwa. According to Kaggwa, JETOUR will help the country in omitting old vehicles from Uganda. He said old vehicles form part of the problems causing pollution in the country. “This is a good step. I hope in future you bring for us electric vehicles as you have already done in other markets. I am sure you are going to make money,” he said.Jetour Group, founded in 2018 under the Cherry Holding Group, has rapidly grown into a global brand known for its broad range of SUVs combining modern design, comfort, and value.According to its official profile, Jetour aims to deliver “good life cars” that respond to contemporary consumer demands for travel, performance, and distinctive style.Building a case for the Jetour vehicles, the Chief Operating Officer, Zein Abdelmutaal implored Ugandans to buy brand new vehicles adding that the line-up captures what Ugandans are looking for: value, stylish design, strong performance, safety, and comfort.“We are fully committed to investing in after sales support, availing spare parts and building solid channels so that maintaining a Jetour in Uganda is easy.”Richard Bamujje, Sales Manager, described the DASHING and X70 Plus as powerful, all-terrain, off-road vehicles crafted to deliver a safe, smooth, and exhilarating driving experience.“Uganda’s automotive sector has for years lacked variety and dependable solutions. With Jetour, we are filling that gap. From individuals seeking premium SUVs, to corporate fleet managers looking to lower operational costs, we are offering vehicles that combine quality, efficiency, and value,” said Bamujje.DASHING and X70 Plus as powerful, all-terrain, off-road vehicles crafted to deliver a safe, smooth, and exhilarating driving experienceWith the unveiling of DASHING—a compact but bold SUV—and the more spacious, feature-rich X70 Plus, Jetour enters the Ugandan market with a strong promise: affordable performance, modern styling, and a commitment to local support.The T2, expected later this year, will expand the range further.Chinese automotive brands have made significant strides in the global market, driven by competitive pricing, advanced technology, and strong local demand. In Europe, Chinese brands doubled their market share in the first half of 2025, reaching 5.1%.This global expansion underscores China’s growing influence in the automotive industry.By press time, the DASHING and the X70 Plus cars were going for Shs 115 million and 110 million respectively.The post Gov’t Pledges Support As Al Mamoun East Africa Unveils Chinese Jetour Brands DASHING & X70 Plus In Uganda appeared first on Business Focus.