ICH-X K3 (Jetour T2) arrives in Europe: bi-fuel 4x4, pricing, and key specs

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Europe is about to welcome a new name: ICH-X, an Italian brand within DR Automobiles that assembles and sells Chinese-origin models, leaning on sharp pricing and generous equipment. One of the headline newcomers is the ICH-X K3 (also known as Jetour T2 in some markets), a sizable off-roader whose design clearly nods to the Land Rover Defender.

Under the skin, the K3 is built on the Jetour Traveller platform (a Chery sub-brand). For Spain, the focus is on securing the DGT Eco label: the setup is bi-fuel (gasoline/LPG) with claimed outputs of 245 hp on gasoline and 238 hp on gas. It uses a seven-speed DCT, while the Real Time 4WD system offers multiple modes and includes a locking differential.

The pricing spread is particularly striking. In Spain, the official figure sits a little above €58,000 before promotions, whereas in Italy the K3 has already been quoted at €43,900 with a discount—which puts clear distance to the Toyota Land Cruiser, starting from a much higher point in Spain.

In off-road geometry, the K3 trails its sibling K2, yet the numbers are workable: 22 cm of ground clearance and approach/departure angles of 20 and 30 degrees. At roughly 4.79 meters in length, it’s not a compact.

The equipment list promises 19-inch wheels, a leather interior, a 15.6-inch central display, and a broad suite of driver aids. With that mix, the K3 is likely to appeal to buyers chasing a big, rugged image and all-wheel traction at a price below the usual badges. Still, the sensible approach is to schedule a thorough test drive and pay close attention to service and warranty terms.