JETOUR will host its 2026 Global Technology Experience Day from 20 to 23 October, bringing together media representatives, content creators, and user delegates from across the world under the theme “Future Travel Starts Now”.
The four-day event will span three distinct locations in China, covering Wuhu in Anhui Province, as well as Moganshan and Xiazhu Lake in Zhejiang Province, placing participants directly into urban landscapes, mountainous terrain, and wetland environments to experience JETOUR’s vehicle technologies first-hand.
JETOUR Global Technology Experience Day
The event will put several of JETOUR’s core technology systems on display through real-world driving scenarios. The XWD Fully Automatic Intelligent AWD system and GAIA All-Terrain Intelligent Architecture are built to handle challenging conditions, including mountain trails, water crossings, gravel surfaces, and steep gradients, delivering stable driving support across varied terrain.
The C-DM hybrid system is also featured, offering a balance between performance and energy efficiency suited to both city commutes and longer overland journeys. Intelligent driving assistance and energy replenishment technologies are included to address convenience on extended trips. Inside the vehicle, JETOUR’s smart cabin combines in-car technology, a quieter interior environment, and flexible space designed to make both driving and resting more comfortable during travel.
Founded in 2018, JETOUR has built its identity around the “Travel+” strategy, which involves embedding travel scenarios directly into the product development process. The brand has since expanded to more than 100 countries and regions, with cumulative global sales surpassing 2.56 million units.
Among Chinese automotive brands, JETOUR holds the top SUV sales position in several overseas markets; it established presence in Malaysia back in April 2024, positioning the brand locally as “The Travel Expert” and offering SUVs aimed at modern travelers looking for vehicles suited to daily commutes and weekend adventures alike.
Pokdepinion: There’s a lot of marketing budget spent for this exercise, isn’t it?
