JETOUR to showcase travel tech ecosystem at 2026 Global Technology Day

JETOUR will hold its 2026 Global Technology Day from Oct. 20-23 in Wuhu and Moganshan, China, to show how AI, smart driving and outdoor gear are reshaping travel. The event will combine technology demos, off-road test drives and environmental activities as the brand expands its “Travel +” strategy.

Why it matters: - JETOUR is positioning travel as a connected experience that blends mobility, smart technology and outdoor use. - The event is meant to show how the company’s “Travel +” strategy can turn vehicles into flexible spaces for city driving, adventure and exploration. - The broader push includes environmental work and community partnerships, which extend the brand beyond auto sales.

What happened: - JETOUR said it will host its 2026 Global Technology Day from Oct. 20-23 in Wuhu and Moganshan, China. - The event theme is “The Future of Travel Starts Now.” - The program will include technology showcases, off-road driving experiences and environmental activities. - More information is available on the company’s website.

The details: - JETOUR says its strategy combines technology innovation, product development and ecosystem building. - The company’s technology stack includes AI, smart driving, smart cabins and AiMOGA robots. - The XWD intelligent all-wheel-drive system offers seven drive modes plus one-touch operating modes. - XWD is designed to handle mountain roads, gravel roads, water crossings and steep slopes. - The GAIA all-terrain intelligent architecture is built to adapt to different scenarios. - The C-DM hybrid technology is designed to balance performance and energy efficiency. - Participants will test these technologies on Moganshan terrain on Oct. 21. - JETOUR’s lineup includes the G700, which combines comfort with off-road capability. - The T1 and T2 are aimed at city driving and light off-road travel. - Ecosystem accessories include roof tents, built-in refrigerators and panoramic sunroofs. - The upcoming experience day will also feature a camping market and a “Starry Night” forum.

Between the lines: - JETOUR is using the event to frame itself as a travel lifestyle brand, not just a vehicle maker. - The mix of technology demos, outdoor gear and conservation work suggests the company is building an ecosystem around how and where people travel. - The conservation and sports partnerships also help JETOUR connect with local culture and global audiences.

What’s next: - Event attendees will move across cities, mountains and wetlands during the Oct. 20-23 program. - Participants will visit Xiage Lake as part of an initiative to protect the crested ibis. - Activities there will include nest weaving and fish release. - JETOUR said its global conservation efforts also support cheetahs in Africa, harpy eagles in Panama and markhor in Pakistan. - The company’s partnerships with Colo Colo in Chile, FIBA and the Malaysia Marathon are expected to keep expanding its ties to local communities, sports and culture.

The bottom line: - JETOUR is betting that future travel will be defined by intelligent vehicles, outdoor living and ecosystem partnerships working together.