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Jetour X95: a large SUV from the Chery family, engine and what to check
Jetour X95 — the large SUV from Chery-owned Jetour, launched around 2019. We look at what sets it apart, its tech, and what to check before buying.
X95 in brief
The X95 is one of Jetour’s larger models: spacious interior, plenty of room for passengers and cargo. It’s aimed at families needing size and comfort for a reasonable price.
In some markets, a seven-seater version is also offered. The model is quite rare in Lithuania, so you won’t find many listings.
How the X95 differs from the X70
The X70 is smaller, while the X95 is larger and more comfortable. The X95 offers more interior space and often comes with more generous equipment.
If a more compact body suits you, the X70 will be the cheaper option, but if you need space, go for the X95.
Engine and transmission
The X95 usually comes with a turbocharged petrol engine paired with a dual-clutch automatic gearbox. Drive is front-wheel, with four-wheel drive available on some versions.
Exact power outputs and fuel consumption vary by version, so check the specific car’s documents.
What to check when buying a used X95
Check the service history and ensure all documents are in order. The dual-clutch gearbox should operate smoothly, without judders.
Inspect the body for corrosion and test all electrical functions. Since the model is rare, find out in advance where you can order parts and who can service it.
Trim levels
Trim names vary by market, so we'll list them generally.
Aukštesnė komplektacija
From around 2019The more generously equipped version.
- Often — a large multimedia screen
- Often — a panoramic roof
- Often — parking sensors and cameras
Comparison of X95 versions
| Penkių vietų | Septynių vietų | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it suits | Families needing more space | Large families |
| Interior | Five seats, larger boot | Three rows of seats |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | € | €€ |
Mostly, the five-seater version with a large boot is the way to go. Seven-seaters are only worth considering if you really need that third row.
Pros
- Spacious interior
- Generous equipment
- Acceptable price
- You can opt for a seven-seater version
Cons
- Rare model in Lithuania
- Weaker resale value
- Parts and service availability are limited
Frequently asked questions
How does the X95 differ from the X70?
The X95 is larger and more spacious, while the X70 is more compact and cheaper.
Does the X95 have seven seats?
In some markets, yes, but it depends on the version.
Is it suitable for long journeys?
Yes, its size and comfort make it ideal for long trips, but check the service history.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
