JETOUR is transforming travel through technology, energy innovation, and community involvement under its “Travel+” strategy. This approach merges vehicle performance with smart systems, renewable energy solutions, and lifestyle integration to create a more connected and sustainable form of mobility. At its core, the vision extends beyond transportation—it aims to enable exploration, self-reliance, and environmental stewardship.
Technology as the foundation of future mobility
The company’s latest innovations took center stage during the 2026 JETOUR Global Technology Experience Day, held across Wuhu, Moganshan, and Xiazhu Lake from October 20 to 23. Attendees witnessed off-road demonstrations, ecological conservation initiatives, and showcases of its automotive-domain large model, AiMOGA robot, and Robotaxi prototypes. These displays showed JETOUR’s priorities: autonomous driving capabilities, energy self-sufficiency, and practical adaptability in real-world conditions.
A key highlight was the G700 equipped with “SOLAIR” technology—a flexible solar panel cover generating up to 6 kilowatt-hours daily, sufficient to power the vehicle and charge external devices. Combined with the “AIR” system, which extracts and purifies atmospheric moisture (producing 5 liters of water daily), the system enables self-sustaining long-distance travel. During the event, the G700 also completed water-navigation trials, demonstrating its GAIA Ark technology for extreme environments.
JETOUR also showcased its C-DM Super Hybrid and XWD intelligent 4WD systems, which integrate visual AI with chassis sensors for precise off-road performance. The V2L (Vehicle-to-Load) external power feature further expands functionality in remote areas lacking charging infrastructure.
JETOUR’s President of International, Ke Chuandeng, stated: “The future evolution of vehicles lies not only in improvements in power and performance, but also in coordinating intelligent interaction, energy applications, and mobility services to turn vehicles into intelligent travel companions for users.” This perspective aligns with the “Travel+” philosophy, treating vehicles as platforms for expanded lifestyle integration.
A global presence shaped by local demands
Since establishing operations in 2018, JETOUR has expanded from a specialized brand to a global player, selling 2.56 million vehicles by September 2026. Its market reach now covers over 100 countries, supported by a 50 million-stand fanbase and 300-plus owners’ clubs. The company designs products to meet regional needs, whether reinforcing suspension systems for Middle Eastern terrain or optimizing battery ranges for European urban commutes.
Local adaptation extends beyond hardware. JETOUR’s “Travel+” ecosystem includes customization services, travel stations, and community events, all intended to strengthen user engagement. Partnerships with FIBA, football organizations, and international marathons connect the brand to cultural and athletic movements, transforming vehicle ownership into a lifestyle rather than a purchase.
The company’s environmental commitments are equally global. JETOUR funds conservation projects worldwide, including crested ibis habitat protection in China and initiatives for cheetah and sea turtle preservation. These efforts reflect a dedication to sustainable exploration, where travel benefits both people and ecosystems.
Expanding beyond vehicles to create experiences
JETOUR’s strategy transcends traditional automotive manufacturing by embedding energy solutions, community networks, and cultural collaborations into its offerings. The 2026 Global Technology Experience Day demonstrated how solar-powered vehicles, AI-assisted navigation, and off-grid water systems could transform remote travel into sustainable adventures.
