It uses a 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel producing 125kW and 410Nm in the current Australian specification.

It has a ZF eight-speed automatic, a BorgWarner dual-range 4x4 system and a locking rear differential.

Osprey builds on Haven with a powered sunroof and performance-tuned suspension, while its 980kg payload keeps it below the one-tonne threshold relevant to some novated leases.

The Australian T9 range is rated to tow up to 3200kg braked when correctly equipped, with a 320kg maximum towball download. Gross combination, axle and payload limits must also be observed.

The Osprey is rated for a 980kg payload. Buyers should calculate passengers, accessories, cargo and towball download before towing or loading.

JAC lists 7.6L/100km combined under the NEDC test cycle. Real-world use varies with traffic, terrain, load, accessories and towing.

The T9 has a five-star 2024 ANCAP rating and includes autonomous emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, lane assistance, blind-spot monitoring and seven airbags. A 10.4-inch touchscreen supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

JAC All Roads Assurance includes a seven-year unlimited-kilometre warranty, roadside assistance and capped-price servicing under the published Australian terms. Confirm commercial-use and service conditions with JAC.