JAC Hunter PHEV: 1010Nm Claim Is NONSENSE... But I LOVE It?
The JAC Hunter PHEV is Australia's cheapest plug-in hybrid ute, and it lands under fifty grand. JAC reckons it produces 1010Nm. I spent a week in one to find out how much of that number is marketing and how much is real.
Feann put the Hunter through daily commuting, loaded towing and a proper off-road shakedown. Here's the full picture on the 360kW output, the 31kWh battery's genuine electric range, charging times, suspension calibration on road, where it struggles once the going gets rough, and exactly what that seven year unlimited kilometre warranty really covers.
The Hunter sells the value brief hard. What it can't do is match a fully fledged dual-cab rival on towing stability and cabin space once you step up in price, and that's the honest trade-off.
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