Jetour Sets October 20–23 Global Technology Experience Day in China

JETOUR will hold its 2026 Global Technology Experience Day from October 20 to 23, bringing international media, key opinion leaders, and user representatives to China for a program combining technology demonstrations with travel experiences.

Themed “Future Travel Starts Now,” the event will take participants through Wuhu in Anhui Province, followed by Moganshan and Xiazhu Lake in Zhejiang Province. The itinerary spans urban settings, mountain landscapes, and wetlands.

JETOUR says the program will demonstrate how its Travel+ strategy shapes vehicle development, with activities covering on-road driving, outdoor living, and ecological conservation.

Taking technology beyond the exhibition floor

The event is designed around experiencing vehicle technology during actual journeys. Rather than focusing solely on specifications, JETOUR plans to connect its demonstrations with different travel environments and passenger needs.

Among the technologies highlighted in the announcement are XWD Fully Automatic Intelligent AWD and GAIA All-Terrain Intelligent Architecture. The brand says these systems support driving across conditions such as gravel roads, steep slopes, mountain terrain, and water crossings.

JETOUR will also highlight its C-DM hybrid system, which it describes as balancing performance and energy efficiency for urban commuting and longer trips.

These are the brand’s descriptions of its technologies; the announcement does not provide independent test results or identify the specifications of individual vehicles participating in the event.

A focus on the passenger experience

Alongside drivetrain and terrain capabilities, JETOUR’s program will explore intelligent driving assistance, energy replenishment, and cabin technology.

The company emphasizes interior space, intuitive controls, cabin comfort, and flexible layouts as part of its approach to travel. Its stated goal is to address both time spent driving and moments of rest during a journey.

For motorists interested in family road trips or outdoor travel, the event offers a look at the practical needs JETOUR says guide its product development.

Travel+ and the brand’s international growth

Launched in 2018, JETOUR has built its brand around Travel+, incorporating travel scenarios into its vehicle portfolio.

According to the company, it has entered more than 100 countries and regions, with cumulative global sales exceeding 2.56 million vehicles. It also reports a network of more than 2,000 sales and after-sales service outlets.

Its portfolio includes the T-Series, aimed at the light off-road segment, and the G-Series, positioned for the premium luxury off-road market.

The October event will bring these brand priorities into a shared itinerary for international participants. For Philippine readers, it provides a preview of JETOUR’s global technology direction, although the announcement does not specify Philippine launches, pricing, or local availability of the featured systems.