2026 JAC Hunter PHEV Hunter Pro 4x4 Price in Australia

It combines a 2.0-litre turbo-petrol engine with front and rear electric motors for a claimed 360kW and 1010Nm combined.

It uses a 31.2kWh lithium iron phosphate battery and offers up to 100km of claimed NEDC electric-only range. Actual range varies with load, towing, weather and driving conditions.

DC charging is available at up to 49.5kW, with approximately 30 minutes quoted for 15–80 per cent under suitable conditions. Confirm AC charging equipment and times with JAC before purchase.

Hunter Pro provides the same core PHEV performance, towing and payload at a lower entry point. Hunter X adds differential locks, black styling and further comfort, parking and utility equipment.

JAC lists 3500kg braked towing and a 915kg payload. Passengers, accessories, cargo and towball download all reduce available payload, and axle and combination limits must be observed.

Yes. Electric drive is provided at both axles. Front and rear differential locks are optional on Hunter Pro, so confirm whether the vehicle is fitted with the package.

Hunter Pro includes leather-accented seating, smartphone connectivity, adaptive cruise control, autonomous emergency braking, lane assistance, blind-spot monitoring, a reversing camera and seven airbags.

JAC Australia backs the Hunter with a seven-year unlimited-kilometre vehicle warranty, including commercial use under the published conditions. Confirm high-voltage battery coverage, servicing and roadside-assistance terms before purchase.