JETOUR ties Travel+ strategy to Chery’s tech showcase in Wuhu

JETOUR used Chery’s 2026 Global Innovation Conference and its own Technology Experience Day to show how vehicle tech is being applied to real travel, outdoor and lifestyle use cases. The events highlighted hybrid systems, off-road platforms, smart cockpits and energy features as Chery broadened its push into AI, robotics, charging and mobility.

Why it matters: - JETOUR is positioning its Travel+ strategy as more than a vehicle lineup, linking mobility to travel experiences, outdoor use and everyday lifestyle needs. - Chery is showing how its engineering work now stretches beyond cars into AI, robotics, charging, energy and smart mobility. - The message matters for buyers watching how automakers package technology into practical features, not just specs.

What happened: - Chery held the 2026 Chery Global Innovation Conference in Wuhu and presented new work in AI, smart driving, robotics and energy solutions. - JETOUR held its 2026 Global Technology Experience Day and used the event to place the group’s broader technology in a travel context. - JETOUR said the event drew more than 2,000 international guests, media representatives and users. - JETOUR also staged an outdoor welcome dinner and beachside camping experience to demonstrate vehicle use in travel settings.

The details: - Chery displayed AiMOGA embodied AI robots, Level 4 Robotaxi solutions, smart agricultural equipment and an electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. - AiMOGA products have reached more than 60 countries and regions, with commercial deliveries exceeding 3,000 units. - Chery also highlighted Volt-dragon ultrafast charging technology and a Vehicle-to-Grid demonstration station that combines solar power, battery storage and high-power charging. - In Spain, a microgrid combining solar energy and storage has replaced diesel-based electricity generation at a site for electric heavy trucks. - JETOUR’s T Series combines urban comfort with off-road capability and is supported across the range by C-DM Super Hybrid technology. - JETOUR’s XWD intelligent four-wheel-drive system includes one-touch off-road drive modes under the 7+X setup for gravel roads, water crossings and steep inclines. - JETOUR says Smart Cockpit and intelligent driving technologies are designed to improve comfort and give users more confidence on the road. - JETOUR’s G Series uses the GAIA intelligent off-road architecture, which combines a hybrid system, an off-road-specific chassis and a premium cabin experience. - Vehicle-to-Load power was used during the beach camping event to run cooking and entertainment activities. - Test drives gave international guests a chance to experience JETOUR models in practical driving conditions. - More information is available at the company’s website.

Between the lines: - JETOUR is trying to make its technology story tangible by moving it out of the showroom and into travel and leisure use cases. - Chery’s showcase suggests the company wants to be seen as a broader technology platform, not only an automaker. - The overlap between both events points to a strategy of turning advanced tech into consumer-facing experiences that are easier to understand and sell.

What's next: - JETOUR will keep building its Travel+ positioning around connected mobility and lifestyle-oriented experiences. - Chery is likely to continue expanding the reach of its innovation work across transportation, energy and robotics applications. - The companies will use future product events to show how these technologies perform in real-world use, not just in concept form. - Contact: Tina Liu, JETOUR Auto, +86 137 5722 9826