Jetour Auto Philippines has just unveiled the GAIA G700 TopFire, a new and more serious variant of its off-road SUV. The TopFire builds on the original G700 recipe, adding new wheels, new suspension, an improved chassis, and a more rugged exterior.
At a glance, the first thing you might notice is the double hood scoop. These are functional and, along with the two hood vents, provide better cooling and airflow to the engine bay. This variant retains the core plug-in hybrid system found on the standard G700, with a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline engine paired with dual electric motors hooked to a 34.13kWh battery. The system produces around 904hp and 1,135Nm of torque.
Jetour has redesigned the G700’s chassis for the TopFire, making it stand 55.6mm higher and 94mm wider. For improved off-road handling and better impact absorption, the suspension now features racing-grade K-Man nitrogen shocks with eight levels of adjustable compression damping.
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As for the wheels, the TopFire sits on new 20-inch aluminum-forged rims wrapped in 305/55R20 Atlas rough-terrain tires. Other modifications include multi-function heavy-duty bumpers, designed for added protection, towing, and fitting accessories like winches and auxiliary lights, as well as a one-piece roof rack for additional storage. Lastly, you also get TopFire decals on the sides so people know what you’re driving.
The burly G700 TopFire stickers for P5,188,000, a P700k difference from the standard G700 priced at P4,488,000. Would you choose this new variant with its multiple factory-fitted modifications, or is the regular version good enough for you?
More photos of the 2027 Jetour GAIA G700 TopFire:
