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- October 5, 2026|
JETOUR introduces updated G700 hybrid SUV with off-road and driver-assistance features
<p>JETOUR unveiled its 2027 G700 hybrid SUV in China on Tuesday, combining equipment for off-road driving with a Huawei driver-assistance system. Deliveries of the Ark Edition have begun, the company said, while a separate Ark Edition features technology designed for travel on both land and water.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/29436/1791101077981-0.jpg" /></p><p>The company said the Ark Edition had completed a Yangtze River crossing and taken part in rescue operations on the Min River as part of testing of its amphibious technology. It presented “Emergency Navigation Experience” certificates to the first group of Ark Edition owners at the launch. The capability is intended to help in emergencies.</p><p>The 2027 G700 comes in five trim levels with five-seat or six-seat layouts. The specifications released at the launch describe updates to the exterior, cabin and driver-assistance equipment. The model uses the company’s GAIA architecture and Huawei’s Qiankun ADS 5 system, alongside cabin functions based on large AI models. Off-road equipment includes three differential locks as standard, an “18+X” system and “Conquest Mode”, with settings for deep snow, sand, mud and rocks. Other features include rollover suppression and a maximum wading depth of 900 millimeters. The wading figure describes driving through water and is separate from the Ark Edition’s amphibious capability. The hybrid system pairs a 2.0TD engine with a longitudinally mounted 2DHT transmission and P3 and P4 electric motors. Published performance figures include a combined range of 1,200 kilometers, acceleration from zero to 100 kph in 4.8 seconds and maximum engine thermal efficiency of 45.95%. The chassis has a hydroformed ladder frame with torsional stiffness of 10,000 newton-meters per degree. The passenger compartment frame is made entirely of hot-formed steel and has torsional stiffness of 22,300 newton-meters per degree. CDC damping and air suspension provide a height adjustment range of -50 to +90 millimeters.</p><p>The GAIA architecture brings together its Kunpeng Super Hybrid CDM-O system, the hydroformed frame, intelligent differential locks and XWD-S all-wheel drive.</p><p>The SUV has a new grille, body-colored wheel arches and 20-inch wheels. Paint choices are Kunlun Grey, Motuo Black, Everest White, Qiangtang Silver and Gaoligong Green. Cabin equipment includes Nappa leather seats with ventilation, heating, massage and active side bolsters, second-row seats described as “zero-gravity”, a Lexicon 20-speaker sound system and ambient lighting with 64 color settings.</p><p>JETOUR’s T Series is aimed at light off-road travel, while the G Series targets the premium off-road market. According to company figures, it has more than 2,000 sales and service outlets worldwide and 12 overseas manufacturing bases across Asia, Africa and Central Asia.Its figures for the period put it in first place in the overall automotive markets of Angola, Myanmar and Jamaica in the second quarter of 2026 and among the top five in 10 markets, including Qatar, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates. The same figures put it in first place among all SUV brands in Angola, Myanmar, Jamaica and Egypt, among Chinese SUV brands in 11 markets, and in the boxy SUV segment in nine markets. Its “1+7+N” research and development network held more than 2,100 granted patents by the end of 2025. It plans to expand its overseas manufacturing network to 19 sites by 2030, with annual overseas capacity exceeding 600,000 vehicles.</p><p>The company’s figures also show more than 2.5 million vehicle owners and 50 million followers worldwide. Its JETOUR CLUB network includes more than 300 clubs and 30,000 core users, and held more than 500 events in 2025, including driving tours, off-road outings, cultural activities and public welfare programs.</p>
- September 21, 2026|
JETOUR’s Local Approach in Malaysia Sets an Example for Its “Travel+” Strategy Across Asia-Pacific
<p>JETOUR has added a new plug-in hybrid option to its Malaysian lineup with the launch of the T2 i-DM on Sept 19, as the automaker broadens its “Travel+” positioning across its product range and broader user ecosystem.</p><p>The launch, together with the brand’s growing owner community and long-term partnerships in Malaysia, reflects JETOUR’s approach to strengthening its presence in the Asia-Pacific market by combining vehicle capabilities with travel experiences and ongoing user engagement.</p><p>“Malaysia is a key market in JETOUR’s global strategy. Since entering Malaysia, we have focused on the local market, guided by user needs and local culture as we bring our ‘Travel+’ philosophy to life,” said Ke Chuandeng, President of JETOUR International. “Through more meaningful initiatives, we hope to build stronger connections with local users and continue to develop products and services that meet diverse mobility needs and create better travel experiences for consumers.”</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/1121/1789977787688-0.png" /></p><p><strong>New energy products built around travel needs</strong></p><p>For SUVs used for daily commuting, family trips and weekend exploration, vehicle technology needs to adapt to different driving conditions.</p><p>The T2 i-DM features an intelligent hybrid system with five operating modes: pure electric, series hybrid, dual-power enhancement, parallel hybrid and energy recovery. The system is designed to support different driving requirements, including low-speed driving, overtaking, uphill driving and highway cruising.</p><p>The SUV is equipped with an 18.4kWh lithium iron phosphate battery and supports up to 3.3kW vehicle-to-load (V2L) output, extending its use beyond driving to outdoor activities such as camping, lighting and cooking.</p><p>These features place travel as a common thread across the vehicle’s product development and functionality.</p><p>JETOUR is also broadening its product choices across existing models including the T1, T2 and Dashing, alongside upcoming new energy models. The company is using travel as a common positioning across different products while aligning its growing lineup with a range of user needs.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/1121/1789977830158-0.png" /></p><p><strong>Building stronger links with users through travel</strong></p><p>As its product lineup grows, maintaining engagement with users beyond the point of purchase is becoming another part of JETOUR’s strategy.</p><p>In Malaysia, the company has established owner clubs and organised a convoy of around 100 vehicles during the Sarong Music Run. During the event, JETOUR formally signed a three-year memorandum of understanding with Malaysia Marathon for cooperation from 2027 to 2029. The signing was witnessed by YAB Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim, Prime Minister of Malaysia.</p><p>The partnership provides a longer-term framework for travel-related and outdoor activities, while the owner clubs give local users opportunities to take part in convoys and other activities connected with JETOUR’s travel positioning.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/1121/1789977871218-0.png" /></p><p><strong>Adapting “Travel+” to different markets</strong></p><p>Travel habits and cultural backgrounds vary across Asia-Pacific markets, requiring a consistent brand direction while leaving room for local experiences.</p><p>Malaysia’s Sarong Music Run, which combines traditional clothing, music and sport, provides a distinctly local setting for JETOUR’s “Travel+” proposition.</p><p>The company’s partnerships with the Turtle Conservation Society Malaysia (TCS) and PULIHARA, which focus on turtle conservation and habitat protection, add an environmental element to its local activities. Representatives of the two organisations were named “JETOUR Travel Ambassadors” during the event, bringing conservation and public education into the brand’s engagement with users.</p><p>The initiatives also build on JETOUR’s conservation work involving cheetahs, ibex and Tibetan antelopes in other markets.</p><p>The Sarong Music Run also marked the launch of another visual expression of JETOUR’s travel theme. On the evening of the event, the company staged a drone light show over the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, featuring the “TRAVEL WITH JETOUR” theme. The display celebrated the conclusion of the Sarong Music Run while building anticipation for the 2026 JETOUR Travel Season and World Tourism Day.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/1121/1789977915106-0.png" /></p><p>The drone show also echoed the Visit Malaysia 2026 tourism campaign, incorporating elements of Malaysia’s local travel culture and highlighting the “Travel+” concept for audiences in Malaysia and overseas.</p><p>JETOUR has entered more than 100 markets globally and says it has connected with more than 2.51 million travelers. Its international footprint provides a basis for sharing experiences and resources across markets, while local partnerships determine how its travel positioning is translated for individual audiences.</p><p>With the 2026 JETOUR Travel Season and World Tourism Day approaching, Malaysia is providing a local example of the company’s broader Asia-Pacific approach: broadening mobility choices through new energy products, building continued engagement through a travel ecosystem, and developing local relevance through culture and conservation.</p>
- September 21, 2026|
JETOUR connects Malaysia’s travel culture through hybrid mobility
<p>KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — JETOUR launched the T2 i-DM in Malaysia on Sept. 19, linking the plug-in hybrid SUV’s local debut with Malaysian culture, sports and travel lifestyles as part of its “Travel+” strategy.</p><p>The T2 i-DM is designed for a range of scenarios, from urban commuting and family trips to outdoor exploration. Its intelligent hybrid system can match different power modes to driving conditions, while its vehicle-to-load (V2L) function, with an output of up to 3.3 kilowatts, provides power for activities such as camping and outdoor gatherings.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1789885310578-0.jpg" /></p><p>For JETOUR, hybrid technology is intended to support everyday mobility while connecting the vehicle with a wider range of travel experiences.</p><p>Beyond the product launch, JETOUR is also developing partnerships around travel and outdoor activities in Malaysia.</p><p>During the event, JETOUR formally signed a three-year memorandum of understanding with Malaysia Marathon for cooperation from 2027 to 2029, with the signing witnessed by YAB Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim, Prime Minister of Malaysia. The partnership is intended to further connect JETOUR with Malaysia’s travel culture and outdoor lifestyle.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1789885347724-0.jpg" /></p><p>The automaker has also established owner clubs in Malaysia, with activities including vehicle convoys and other events that allow owners to participate in travel-related activities with the brand.</p><p>“JETOUR hopes to bring owners, travelers, and more partners together, as we can discover the beauty and protect it for tomorrow,” said Ke Chuandeng, President of JETOUR International.</p><p>JETOUR is also working with Tourism Malaysia to co-create a travel-themed film as part of Visit Malaysia 2026. The film features local natural landscapes and cultural diversity through real travel experiences, bringing together the vehicle, its users and destinations.</p><p>The company is also linking travel with environmental conservation. JETOUR is working with the Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia and PULIHARA on the protection of freshwater turtles, sea turtles and their habitats. Representatives of the two organizations have also been appointed as “JETOUR Travel Ambassadors.”</p><p>The Sarong Music Run, which combines traditional attire, music, sports and public participation, provided a local setting for JETOUR to bring its “Travel+” concept closer to Malaysian consumers. JETOUR served as an official automotive partner of the event, with about 100 vehicles joining an owner convoy.</p><p>On the evening of the event, JETOUR staged a drone light show over the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur featuring the “TRAVEL WITH JETOUR” travel theme, celebrating the conclusion of the Sarong Music Run and building anticipation for the 2026 JETOUR Travel Season and World Tourism Day. The display echoed the Visit Malaysia 2026 tourism campaign, incorporated local Malaysian travel elements, and conveyed the “Travel+” spirit to audiences in Malaysia and around the world.</p><p>JETOUR currently operates in more than 100 markets and says it has connected with more than 2.51 million users globally.</p><p>From the T2 i-DM launch to partnerships involving sports, tourism, owners and environmental conservation, JETOUR is developing its “Travel+” approach in Malaysia through a combination of products and local activities.</p>
- September 21, 2026|
JETOUR builds Malaysia strategy around hybrid SUVs and local partnerships
<p>KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia --JETOUR launched the T2 i-DM in Malaysia on Sept. 19, adding a plug-in hybrid SUV to its local lineup as the automaker builds a strategy around vehicles, community activities and partnerships.</p><p>The launch took place during the Sarong Music Run in Kuala Lumpur, where more than 20,000 people attended and JETOUR organized a convoy of about 100 vehicles. The company also formally signed a three-year memorandum of understanding with Malaysia Marathon for cooperation from 2027 to 2029, with the signing witnessed by YAB Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim, Prime Minister of Malaysia.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1789885347724-0.jpg" /></p><p>Bringing a new model launch together with longer-term partnerships reflects JETOUR’s approach of developing its product lineup while building connections with the local market.</p><p>“Malaysia is opening its arms to travelers from around the world, and inviting them to discover all it has to offer,” said Ke Chuandeng, President of JETOUR International. “At JETOUR, we share that spirit. We are committed to traveling alongside our users across the globe, and answering this invitation from Malaysia.”</p><p>The T2 i-DM uses a plug-in hybrid system with five operating modes and is equipped with an 18.4-kWh battery and up to 3.3 kW of vehicle-to-load (V2L) output. JETOUR is positioning these features around different travel scenarios, including urban commuting, long-distance driving and outdoor activities, linking the vehicle’s technology to how customers use SUVs in everyday life and on trips.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1789885310578-0.jpg" /></p><p>The global sales of the T2 is said to have exceeded 570,000 units. That provides a base for growing the model family, but sales in overseas markets do not automatically translate into recognition among local consumers. The company still needs to establish a brand identity that Malaysian customers can relate to through its products, services and local partnerships.</p><p>Its “Travel+” strategy is intended to provide that link. JETOUR currently offers models including the T1, T2 and Dashing and plans to introduce the T1 PHEV, G-series models and battery-electric vehicles.</p><p>Beyond the vehicles, the company has established owner clubs in Malaysia to maintain contact with customers. It is also working with Tourism Malaysia on a travel-themed film connected to the country’s Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign, extending the brand’s user network into destination and travel content.</p><p>The partnerships serve different purposes. Sporting events provide opportunities for public participation, travel content connects the brand with consumers’ interests beyond driving, while owner communities can build a pool of user experience and interaction.</p><p>The value of these initiatives will depend on how consistently they are maintained, as well as whether the products and services meet customer expectations.</p><p>Cultural participation adds another dimension to the strategy. The Sarong Music Run draws on Malaysian clothing, music and sport, giving JETOUR an existing local setting in which to engage with consumers. The company first participated in the event in 2025 and has now moved toward a three-year agreement, indicating an effort to turn individual event participation into a longer-term arrangement.</p><p>Environmental activities are also becoming part of JETOUR’s travel positioning in Malaysia. The company has named representatives of the Turtle Conservation Society Malaysia, or TCS, and PULIHARA as “JETOUR Travel Ambassadors” and is supporting efforts to protect freshwater and marine turtles and their habitats.</p><p>The initiative follows JETOUR’s conservation activities involving cheetahs in Africa, Sindh ibex in Pakistan and Tibetan antelopes in China. Working with local organizations allows the company to connect its broader conservation efforts with environmental issues specific to each market.</p><p>On the evening of the Sarong Music Run, JETOUR staged a drone light show over the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur featuring the “TRAVEL WITH JETOUR” travel theme, celebrating the conclusion of the Sarong Music Run and building anticipation for the 2026 JETOUR Travel Season and World Tourism Day. The display echoed the Visit Malaysia 2026 tourism campaign, incorporated local Malaysian travel elements, and conveyed the “Travel+” spirit to audiences in Malaysia and around the world.</p><p>Malaysia offers an example of how the automaker is applying a common brand strategy to a local market. Its global positioning can remain consistent, while products, cultural activities and partnerships are adapted to local conditions.</p><p>For JETOUR, building a presence in local market is therefore extending beyond adding vehicles to the market. The company is seeking to develop longer-term relationships with customers through travel, culture and local partnerships alongside its broadening product lineup.</p>
- September 2, 2026|
JETOUR Launches Factory-Customized G700 TOPFIRE in Saudi Arabia
<p><strong>Recently</strong>--JETOUR has launched the G700 TOPFIRE in Saudi Arabia, marking its Middle East debut. Co-created with professional off-road tuner TOPFIRE, the G700 TOPFIRE is a factory-customized trailblazing SUV that blends TopFire’s cutting-edge upgrade expertise with JETOUR’s end-to-end capabilities in R&D, manufacturing, and after-sales support.</p><p>Ke Chuandeng, President of JETOUR International, said: “The Middle East is a key strategic market for JETOUR’s global roadmap in premium off-road segment. We remain focused on local users’ needs for off-road mobility and personalized expression. Guided by the Travel+ Strategy, the G700 TOPFIRE not only meets local market demands but also accelerates JETOUR’s factory-customized ecosystem globally. ”</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/fxMuSnFxFqNVoUf31s8eUqECvCp2/1788169707424-0.jpg" /></p><p><strong>Factory-Customized Upgrades in Presence and Performance</strong></p><p>As one of JETOUR’s factory-customized off-road SUVs, the G700 TOPFIRE builds on the standard G700 with comprehensive upgrades to the chassis, exterior, powertrain and outdoor functionality.</p><p>A dedicated chassis upgrade raises the height and widens the track, bringing the vehicle’s dimensions to 5,272×2,150×2,043 mm. The grille, wheel arches, side bars, and front and rear bumpers are also purposefully redesigned, giving the G700 TOPFIRE a bolder off-road stance while retaining the G700’s signature design language.</p><p>The G700 TOPFIRE is powered by the CDM-O Super Hybrid system and a 2.0 TD hybrid-specific engine. K-MAN nitrogen-filled shocks and Atlas AT off-road tires reinforce its off-road credentials, delivering strong capability across challenging terrains such as sand and gravel. In March, the model completed extreme off-road trails in Moab, earning recognition from racing driver Robby Gordon and explorer Hazen Audel.</p><p>Tailored for various outdoor scenarios, the vehicle features an integrally stamped roof rack system, ready for rooftop tents, searchlights and drone platforms. The front and rear competitive bumpers offer dedicated modification space for winch cross beams and recovery gear, giving the vehicle outstanding off road capability and exceptional equipment expandability.</p><p><strong>“ Travel+ Refit ” Expands Premium Off-Road Boundaries</strong></p><p>The launch further extends JETOUR’s factory-customized product portfolio into the premium off-road segment. Combining vehicle development and manufacturing capabilities with professional modification expertise, JETOUR offers customization options ranging from personalized upgrades to professional off-road modifications.</p><p>To date, JETOUR has launched five factory-customized models and hundreds of official modification kits globally, covering flagship models including the T1, T2 and G700, with cumulative global sales of nearly 20,000 units.</p><p>The Saudi launch marks another milestone in JETOUR’s global rollout of factory-customized off-road products. Moving forward, JETOUR will continue to expand its factory-customized product portfolio based on user needs across different markets, offering global users more off-road and outdoor mobility options.</p><p><strong>ABOUT JETOUR：</strong></p><p>Launched in 2018, JETOUR is committed to the "Travel+" strategy and has entered 100 countries and regions worldwide, with over 2,000 sales and after-sales service outlets and a global user base exceeding 50 million. Its global R&D network spans the EU, the Middle East, Central & South America,ASEAN and etc. Its portfolio includes the T-Series, which targets the light off-road segment, and the G-Series, positioned for the premium luxury off-road market. Together, these models cater to diverse travel scenarios, including urban commuting, family road trips, outdoor camping adventures, and long-distance journeys.</p>
- August 31, 2026|
JETOUR G700 Crosses Colombia with Ed Stafford，Validating Its All-Terrain Capability
<p>Recently, the Colombia Episode of JETOUR’s <em>Adventure of Extremes</em> Season Two has officially premiered. Following the volcano-crossing expedition in Ecuador, world-renowned explorer Ed Stafford drove the JETOUR G700 deep into Colombia. Travelling from the La Guajira Desert, he traversed rainforests, river courses and coastal shorelines. Across continuously-changing natural environments, the expedition validated the G700’s all-terrain off-road capability to tackle diverse conditions.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1788159653512-0.jpg" /></p><p><strong>Multiple Extreme Environments Test G700’s All-Terrain Capability</strong></p><p>In the La Guajira Desert, soft sand puts the G700’s power delivery and control to the test on low-traction surfaces. Built on the GAIA all-terrain architecture, its intelligent four-wheel-drive system monitors road adhesion in real time and dynamically adjusts power distribution, helping convert power into traction across loose surfaces such as sand. When multiple wheels lose traction completely, the three differential locks can lock the differentials to direct full power to the wheels with available grip, enhancing the vehicle’s recovery capability in extreme conditions.</p><p>Deep in the rainforest of the world’s highest coastal mountain range, mud, potholes and natural obstacles create a continuous test of the suspension and body structure. The G700 uses a body-on-frame construction with high-strength steel accounting for 78% of the body structure, paired with air suspension and CDC adjustable dampers. Together, these systems help absorb impacts on rough terrain, while reducing the effects of underbody contact and delivering a smoother ride.</p><p>Along the Caribbean coast, steep climbs and shallow streams present new challenges. The G700’s CDM-O Super Hybrid system combines a 2.0TD engine, longitudinal 2DHT transmission and two-speed P4 motor to deliver a combined 665 kW of power and 1,135 N·m of torque, providing sustained power on demanding slopes. The G700 also offers a maximum wading depth of 970 mm, while its electrical components meet an IP68 dust- and water-resistance rating. Its maximum 3,500 kg towing capacity further supports recovery and other unexpected off-road situations.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1788160736494-0.jpg" /></p><p><strong>Beyond Off-Roading:From Mobility Solution to Travel Companion</strong></p><p>Ed Stafford’s journey through Colombia demonstrated the G700’s ability to tackle diverse terrains while maintaining effective coordination across its off-road systems as conditions changed，which is the foundation of the all-terrain capability. With features including a vehicle refrigerator, heated seats and an intelligent cabin, the G700 provides added comfort and convenience for rest and resupply during long-distance outdoor travel.</p><p>From a mobility solution to a travel companion, the value of an off-road vehicle is extending beyond overcoming obstacles to serving a broader range of travel scenarios. This reflects JETOUR’s Travel+ Strategy in the G Series, which combines intelligent off-road capability with premium comfort features to support both exploration and the wider travel experience.</p><p>From Ecuador’s volcanoes to Colombia’s deserts, rainforests and coastlines, the G700 keeps validating its all-terrain off-road capability within real-world environments. The journey heads next for the Sahara Desert. Faced with even more extreme low-adhesion terrain, this expedition of extreme-environment exploration is set to continue.</p>
- August 17, 2026|
Exploring the Reventador Volcano: JETOUR G700 and Ed Stafford Redefine the Adventure Experience
<p>Recently, the first episode of JETOUR’s <em>Adventure of Extremes</em> Season Two—the Ecuador Chapter— has officially premiered. World-renowned explorer Ed Stafford drove the JETOUR G700 deep into the heart of the Andes Mountains, traversing the lava wilderness and pristine jungles surrounding the Reventador Volcano. In this route-less journey into the unknown, a powerful fusion of hardcore adventure and cutting-edge intelligent technology came to life.</p><p><strong>Extreme Trials Validate the G700’s All-Terrain Off-Road Capability</strong></p><p>The hinterland of the Reventador Volcano is littered with sharp basalt fragments, with deep trenches and rock ridges hidden beneath a blanket of soft volcanic ash. The terrain is crisscrossed by gravel roads, side slopes, and cross-axle terrains. The high-altitude areas are cold, damp, and foggy with extremely low visibility, and sudden dangers lurk in the uninhabited zones. The vehicle is relentlessly tested by scraping, bottoming out, and high-frequency vibrations — an ultimate trial of the vehicle’s structural strength and all-terrain capability.</p><p>The JETOUR G700 safeguarded Ed Stafford’s expedition with its outstanding off-road capability. Built on the GAIA architecture, the G700 features a highly rigid body with a core load-bearing frame constructed of high-strength steel. This foundation ensures structural stability under relentless bumps and complex external impacts, effectively resisting the deformation risks brought by extreme terrain. Paired with excellent approach, departure, and breakover angles, the vehicle effortlessly handles lava protrusions and hidden deep pits, minimizing bottoming out and scraping. Together, these attributes forge a solid safety foundation for extreme crossings.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1786933147722-0.jpg" /></p><p><strong>Smart Technology Enhances Off-Road Experience</strong></p><p>For Ed Stafford, the essence of adventure lies in facing the unknown, and intelligent technology is expanding the boundaries of exploration, transforming the “unknown” into the “predictable,” and making extreme exploration more effortless than ever.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1786933174386-0.jpg" /></p><p>The volcanic wilderness posed a challenge with its rugged terrain and unpredictable conditions. The JETOUR G700’s 360-degree Intelligent Chassis Off-road System rose to the occasion, providing intelligent support by monitoring road conditions in real time and automatically adjusting four-wheel-drive power distribution and stability control. Meanwhile, the transparent chassis function enabled Ed Stafford to spot obstacles such as volcanic rocks and hidden depressions with ease, making off-road driving in unfamiliar terrain safer and more intuitive.</p><p>In remote wilderness environments, the JETOUR G700 further expands the possibilities of exploration. Its V2L function provides external power support, enabling users to prepare hot drinks or meals even in areas far from urban infrastructure. Comfort features such as heated seats also help improve long-distance driving comfort in cold and high-altitude conditions. Ed Stafford said in an interview, “Adventure is not only about challenging the environment itself. Technology is changing the way we explore, and the G700 demonstrates that comfort and exploration can coexist even in remote environments.”</p><p>It is reported that the second episode of <em>Adventure of Extremes</em> will head to Colombia for another journey into the unknown. Ed Stafford will continue his expedition with the JETOUR G700, uncovering new terrains and showcasing more off-road exploration experiences.</p>
- August 7, 2026|
Cape Verde Goalkeeper Vozinha Joins Colo-Colo as JETOUR Supports His New Journey
<p>[Santiago, Chile, Aug 6,2026] Following his impressive performances at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, 40-year-old Cape Verdean goalkeeper Vozinha has secured his next career move. He arrived in Santiago, Chile, on August 3 and officially signed with century-old Chilean football club Colo-Colo, beginning a new chapter in his professional career. Under the agreement, Vozinha will initially join the club on a six-month contract, with an option to extend for another 12 months, bringing the potential total term to 18 months.</p><p>As an official sponsor of Colo-Colo, JETOUR Auto arranged a JETOUR T2 escort fleet for Vozinha’s arrival and will continue to provide mobility support for his daily commuting, training sessions, and match-related travel in Chile.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1786025813017-0.jpg" /></p><p><strong>A Career Built Through Persistence</strong></p><p>Vozinha’s path to professional football was far from conventional.</p><p>Before entering the professional game, he worked in the fishing industry in Cape Verde while continuing to train in his spare time. With limited training resources, he developed his skills through determination and discipline, eventually signing his first professional contract at the age of 25.</p><p>Over the following decade, Vozinha played in six countries, mainly in lower-tier leagues, while spending much of his career competing for opportunities and experience. Reflecting on his journey, he once said that starting professional football at 25 was considered late, and that the dream of playing at the World Cup kept him moving forward.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1786025853353-0.jpg" /></p><p><strong>A Breakthrough Moment on the World Stage</strong></p><p><strong>At the 2026 World Cup, Vozinha became a key figure for Cape Verde at the age of 40. He delivered seven crucial saves to help the team secure a draw against Spain and made eight important stops against Argentina. Across four matches at the tournament, Vozinha remained unbeaten in regulation time and recorded a total of 18 saves.</strong></p><p><strong>His World Cup performances brought him global recognition, with his social media following increasing from around 50,000 to nearly 30 million. Yet shortly before the tournament, Vozinha was still without a club contract. His move to Colo-Colo marks the latest step in a career defined by persistence and continuous challenges.</strong></p><p><strong>Vozinha’s move to Colo-Colo marks a new chapter in his career, as he continues to pursue new challenges on the South American stage. His determination to keep progressing throughout his career reflects the spirit of exploration and perseverance that aligns with JETOUR’s “Travel+” Strategy.</strong></p><p><strong>A Shared Spirit of Exploration: JETOUR Supports Every Journey</strong></p><p>Vozinha’s career has been shaped by years of persistence and steady progress. Similarly, JETOUR’s global growth has been built through continuous investment and long-term development. Since its establishment in 2018, JETOUR has navigated an increasingly competitive automotive market, focusing on strengthening its product portfolio, technological capabilities, and global operations.</p><p>With more than 2.4 million vehicles sold globally, JETOUR has achieved rapid growth in international markets. The brand ranks No.1 in overall SUV sales in four markets, including Angola and Egypt; leads the Boxy SUV segment in nine markets, including Chile, South Africa, Qatar, and Morocco; and ranks first among Chinese SUV brands in 11 markets, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Peru. This steady growth, driven by long-term commitment and continuous improvement, shares similarities with Vozinha’s career path of persistence and progress.</p><p>From a small island in Cape Verde to Santiago, Chile, 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha continues to embrace new challenges in his career. Similarly, JETOUR’s global journey began with its first overseas vehicle deliveries in Ecuador and has since expanded to more than 100 countries and regions. Guided by the “Travel+” Strategy, JETOUR continues to enrich its product portfolio and provide diverse mobility experiences for users worldwide.</p>
- July 9, 2026|
JETOUR T2 Explores Central Asia on 12,000-km Owner Expedition
<p>[Almaty, Kazakhstan, July 9, 2026] JETOUR Auto recently concluded "The Way of the Nomads," a 12,000-km owner expedition across Central Asia. Over nearly a month, a convoy of JETOUR T2 vehicles traveled through Kazakhstan, Georgia and Türkiye, retracing historic nomadic routes while exploring the region's landscapes and cultural heritage.</p><p>Organized by JETOUR owners and travel creators, the journey brought the brand's "Travel+" philosophy to life and demonstrated the JETOUR T2's performance across diverse terrains and long-distance driving conditions.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1783584751417-0.jpg" /></p><p><strong>Solid Product Strength Empowers the Epic Journey</strong></p><p>The convoy crossed a wide range of terrain, from the Central Asian steppes and the Caucasus Mountains to coastal highways. Throughout the expedition, participants drove both the 2.0T/8AT and 1.5T/7DCT variants of the JETOUR T2, with both powertrains delivering the performance and reliability required for long-distance cross-border travel.</p><p>Equipped with the XWD Intelligent Four-Wheel drive system and 7+X One-Click off-road modes, the JETOUR T2 handled sand, gravel and unpaved roads with confidence, while its spacious cabin and ergonomic seating helped reduce fatigue during extended journeys.</p><p>In addition, the hybrid JETOUR T2 i-DM, featuring the Super Hybrid C-DM system, delivers a balance of strong performance and impressive fuel efficiency. Equipped with a 3.3-kW Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) function, it provides reliable external power for camping, outdoor activities and other off-grid travel needs. The model has been launched across markets in the Middle East, Latin America and Asia-Pacific. To date, more than 500,000 users worldwide have chosen the JETOUR T2 series.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1783584771303-0.jpg" /></p><p><strong>User Ecosystem Reinforces Localization</strong></p><p>Unlike official brand test drives, the expedition was initiated by owners and travel content creators. Their authentic, firsthand accounts of the journey drew widespread attention and acclaim on local social media platforms, generating strong engagement and reflecting the continued growth of JETOUR's owner community in Kazakhstan. As user <em>polikhranidi_travel</em> shared: "The Way of the Nomads was full of both smooth roads and dangerous obstacles, but thanks to JETOUR's support, we were able to complete our journey successfully."</p><p>To date, JETOUR has established over 300 clubs worldwide, uniting more than 31,000 owners. In Kazakhstan alone, multiple local communities have been formed, with the Almaty club—the largest—boasting over a thousand members.</p><p>Previously, the JETOUR brand also partnered with local car clubs to launch the EcoCrew environmental initiative, gathering 30 vehicles and over 90 owners to clean up the Ili River. This initiative embodies the brand's commitment to environmental sustainability while further strengthening community bonds.</p><p> From local car clubs in Central Asia to a global owner community, JETOUR continues to leverage its "Travel+" ecosystem as a bridge, driving travel and off-road culture to take root worldwide and delivering more valuable, all-scenario mobility experiences to global users.</p>
- May 14, 2026|
JETOUR International’s Ke Chuandeng, Embracing Long-Termism, Driving the “Travel+” Strategy with a Global Vision
<p><em>"Times change. So does the meaning of travel. And JETOUR must evolve with the times — making every departure a response to the aspirations and challenges of this era."</em></p><p>Those were the words of Ke Chuandeng, President of JETOUR International, at the JETOUR International Business Annual Conference held on April 23, 2026. Speaking to over 1,000 dealer partners from around the world, he used that line to mark a new milestone in JETOUR`s eight-year global journey. His message: JETOUR looks forward to walking hand in hand with all its partners, staying true to a long-term vision, and turning the dream of "Travel+" into reality — step by step.</p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1778742187413-0.jpg" /></p><p><strong>Starting with "Travel+": Defining the Brand’s Core</strong></p><p>There`s an old English saying: "Great oaks grow from little acorns." And for Ke Chuandeng, that acorn is "Travel+." He explained, “<em>This is more than a definition of mobility. It represents how we understand our users’ lifestyles, how we deliver product value, and how we respond to future trends — with confidence.”</em></p><p>Travel+" isn`t just about tagging a new use case onto driving. It`s a philosophy built around how people live. Under this framework, JETOUR breaks travel down into three layers: following your heart, pushing past boundaries, and exploring the unknown. These correspond to the different needs users have at different stages — freedom, release, and challenge. And here`s the key: JETOUR doesn`t try to define the destination. Instead, as Ke puts it, <em>“We want every journey to begin with more confidence and a stronger sense of readiness.”</em></p><p><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/mmstudio-images/gallery/HBLxTo8OvLX8L90ttK5O7yL9wIH3/1778742206958-0.jpg" /></p><p><strong>From Philosophy to Ecosystem: Creating "JETOUR Speed" </strong></p><p>Over the past eight years, JETOUR has turned that philosophy into a full-fledged system — and kept growing fast. In fact, JETOUR is the only automotive brand in the world to surpass 2 million cumulative sales in just seven years. It ranks No.1 overall in Angola, Ethiopia, and Myanmar, and is the most popular Chinese automotive brand in the Middle East. On top of that, JETOUR holds the top spot in the "Boxy SUV" segment in nine countries, including the UAE, Kazakhstan, and Chile.</p><p>Globally, JETOUR has entered over 100 countries and regions, building a left-hand and right-hand drive comprehensive market system covering low- to mid/high-regulation markets. It has also established 9 subsidiaries, 11 production bases, and 6 R&D centers — creating an integrated global network for R&D, production, and sales. Today, JETOUR`s global sales and service network includes over 2,000 outlets.</p><p><strong>From Car Manufacturer to Travel Life Service Provider </strong></p><p>User needs are changing. What truly wins people over isn`t just product features anymore. It`s emotional value — the experience, the sense of identity, the feeling of being seen. Self-expression, service experience, a sense of community. Based on that insight, JETOUR has upgraded its "Travel+" strategy. From product-first to service-extended, and now toward building an actual cultural ecosystem. JETOUR aims to evolve from a vehicle manufacturer into a travel life service provider — and eventually, a globally influential cultural brand. <em>“We want travel to become a culture. And we want every departure to come with warmth, resonance, and a sense of belonging,” </em>Ke said.</p><p>On the product side, JETOUR has clarified its portfolio. SOUEAST addressed Urban Travel Companion emphasizing on comfort and ease. T series targets Explore Beyond and G series aims Luxury Off-road and Redefined.</p><p>Notably, the G700 has recently completed several industry-first challenges: conquering the legendary Moab Off-Road Rally in the United States, and completing the world`s first open-water manned emergency drill. All of this reinforces the G Series’ technical image in the luxury off-road segment.</p><p>For Ke, "Travel+" needs more than product — it needs cultural resonance. “We want ‘Travel+’ to become a cultural symbol that people understand, relate to, and choose — an aspirational idea about what it means to set off into the world.” Through global IPs like <em>Adventure of Extremes</em>, <em>Wonder for JETOUR</em>, and <em>Return of the Cheetah and etc</em>. plus collaborations with global icons — including international electronic music producer and JETOUR brand ambassador Alan Walker, and world-renowned design master and JETOUR G Series art consultant Paula Scher — JETOUR is bringing local cultural stories to life around the world, turning "Travel+" into something you can actually feel.</p><p><strong>Looking Ahead: A Vision for 2030 </strong></p><p>By 2030, JETOUR aims to become the world`s leading off-road brand, with 1.1 million sales annually in overseas markets. To get there, JETOUR is driving coordinated growth across products, markets, and systems.</p><p>On the product line-up, building on the group`s technology innovation platforms, JETOUR will focus on new energy and off-road technologies — balancing both ICE and NEV development. The SOUEAST, T Series, and G Series will continue to expand, covering B to E-segment SUVs, sedans, and pickups.</p><p> As for operation, JETOUR is committed to its global strategy “In Somewhere, For Somewhere, Be Somewhere”. The brand will deepen its presence in key regions and accelerate entry into high-standard markets like Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. By 2030, JETOUR expects to be present in 150 countries and regions, with over 3,000 sales and service outlets worldwide. Meanwhile, the company will continue optimizing its global marketing management system, strengthening new media capabilities, improving operations, upgrading after-sales and spare parts networks, and building international talent systems — all to shift global growth from scale-driven to quality-driven.</p><p>From products to ecosystems, from technology to culture, JETOUR is turning "Travel+" into real brand value in every field. As Ke Chuandeng put it: “Times will change. Markets will change. But people`s desire for distant places, for passion, for exploration — that will never change. Going forward, JETOUR will continue to work with global partners, improving organizational efficiency, strengthening capabilities, sticking to our long-term philosophy, and doing the things that truly matter — things that create lasting value for our users.”</p>