JETOUR expands its Travel+ ecosystem with global tech event

JETOUR will host its 2026 Global Technology Experience Day from Oct. 20-23 in Wuhu and Moganshan, showcasing new vehicle tech, off-road capability and conservation activities. The event is designed to show how the brand’s Travel+ strategy is evolving vehicles into mobile third spaces for travel, exploration and community engagement.

Why it matters: - JETOUR is positioning travel vehicles as more than transportation, aiming to turn them into mobile third spaces for recreation, exploration and social connection. - The company is pairing product development with ecosystem building, which ties vehicle features to outdoor experiences, conservation and local culture. - More information is available at jetourglobal.com.

What happened: - JETOUR said the 2026 Global Technology Experience Day will run from Oct. 20 to 23 across Wuhu and Moganshan. - The event theme is “Future Travel Starts Now.” - The program includes technology demonstrations, on-road driving and ecological conservation activities. - The event is part of JETOUR’s broader “Travel+” strategy.

The details: - JETOUR said its technology push builds on artificial intelligence, intelligent driving, smart cabins and AiMOGA Robotics. - The XWD Fully Automatic Intelligent 4WD system offers 7+X one-touch modes. - The 4WD system is designed to handle mountain roads, gravel, water crossings and steep slopes. - The GAIA All-Terrain Intelligent Architecture is built to adapt across different driving scenarios. - The C-DM hybrid technology is designed to balance performance and energy efficiency. - Participants will test these technologies on Oct. 21 across Moganshan’s varied terrain. - The G700 is positioned as a model that combines premium comfort with hardcore off-road capability. - The T1 and T2 are aimed at urban driving and light off-road trips. - JETOUR’s ecosystem equipment includes roof tents, onboard refrigerators and panoramic sunroofs. - The event will also include a camping market and a Starry Night Forum.

Between the lines: - JETOUR is trying to make its brand about lifestyle as much as hardware. - The conservation piece broadens the message beyond vehicles and suggests the company wants to link travel with environmental stewardship. - Global sports and community partnerships help JETOUR connect the Travel+ idea to local audiences in multiple markets. - Those partnerships include Chile’s Colo-Colo, FIBA and the Malaysia Marathon. - JETOUR also supports conservation efforts involving cheetahs in Africa, harpy eagles in Panama and markhors in Pakistan. - At Xiazhu Lake, participants will take part in a crested ibis conservation initiative, including weaving nests and releasing fish fry.

What’s next: - JETOUR will use the Oct. 20-23 event to show how its travel ecosystem works in practice. - On Oct. 21, the company will put its technology through driving demonstrations in Moganshan. - The broader strategy appears aimed at expanding the role of vehicles in outdoor travel, conservation and community experiences.

The bottom line: - JETOUR is betting that the future of travel is a connected mix of technology, lifestyle gear and environmental engagement.