JETOUR launches global tech showcase in Wuhu with EV and AI push

JETOUR opened its 2026 Global Technology Experience Day on Oct. 20 in Wuhu, China, drawing more than 2,000 international guests, media and users. The event spotlighted the automaker’s smart mobility strategy, including AI, V2G, robotaxi, and off-road vehicle platforms aimed at future travel experiences.

Why it matters: - JETOUR used the event to position smart mobility, AI and energy integration as core parts of its next-stage product strategy. - The showcase signals how the brand wants to connect travel vehicles with broader use cases in driving, camping and energy management.

What happened: - JETOUR Global Technology Experience Day 2026 opened officially on Oct. 20 in Wuhu, Anhui province. - The Global Innovation Conference brought together more than 2,000 international guests, media representatives and users. - The event explored JETOUR’s latest technologies, products and Chery Group’s smart mobility vision. - JETOUR also started its test-drive program during the event.

The details: - Yin Tongyue, chairman of Chery Automobile Co., Ltd., reflected on more than 30 years of innovation and highlighted the role of AI in the auto industry. - Gao Xinhua, chief technology officer, outlined the group’s technology foundation for the smart era. - The showcase included computing, data platforms, V2G, solar-storage-charging integration, foundation AI models, Robotaxi and AiMOGA Robotics. - JETOUR said those technologies support an intelligent ecosystem that spans mobility, energy and daily life. - Visitors experienced the technologies through exhibits and hands-on activities at the R&D center. - JETOUR’s T Series combines urban comfort with off-road capability. - The T Series includes super C-DM hybrid technology, XWD intelligent all-wheel drive, “7+X” off-road modes, and smart cabin and driving technologies. - The G Series is built on the GAIA next-generation intelligent off-road architecture. - The G Series pairs an efficient hybrid system, dedicated off-road chassis, intelligent interaction and a premium cabin. - JETOUR hosted a beachside welcome dinner and camping event on the Yangtze River waterfront. - Vehicle-mounted V2L technology powered the outdoor cooking and entertainment setup. - JETOUR and international guests used the event to begin driving demonstrations. - On Oct. 21, guests were scheduled to head to Moganshan’s mountainous terrain to test JETOUR models under varied road conditions. - JETOUR was founded in 2018 and follows a “Travel+” strategy. - The brand says it has expanded to more than 100 countries and regions. - JETOUR says it has more than 2,000 sales and after-sales service points. - The company says its global user base exceeds 50 million. - JETOUR’s global R&D network covers the EU, the Middle East, Central America and South America, and ASEAN markets. - The portfolio includes the T Series for light off-road use and the G Series for premium luxury off-road positioning. - JETOUR says the models are designed for commuting, family road trips, outdoor camping and long-distance travel. - More information is available at the company’s website.

Between the lines: - The event blended product marketing, technology demonstration and experiential travel to show how JETOUR wants customers to view its vehicles. - The emphasis on AI, V2G and energy systems suggests JETOUR is framing vehicles as part of a larger connected mobility ecosystem, not just as transportation. - The off-road focus of the T and G Series shows JETOUR is leaning on adventure and lifestyle positioning while still highlighting smart-tech features.

What's next: - The Moganshan test drives are expected to show how the models perform across difficult terrain and real-world driving conditions. - JETOUR is likely to keep using global technology events to support its international expansion and Travel+ brand strategy.