JETOUR puts T2, G700 through tough off-road tests
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Chinese automaker JETOUR put its T2 and G700 through a 15-kilometre driving course in Moganshan, Zhejiang, during an event held last week, Mettis Global reported, citing APP. The route included water, loose gravel, sharp climbs and crater-like obstacles, with participants from several countries trying the vehicles in varied conditions.
The company also demonstrated camping and touring features, including storage options and vehicle-to-load technology used to run coffee equipment without an outside power supply. A separate recovery exercise showed the F700 towing, while JETOUR described the G700’s hybrid system, three differential locks, air suspension and terrain-recognition features; its 7+X system uses sensors and visual AI to help adjust driving settings. The demonstrations formed part of JETOUR’s Travel+ effort to connect vehicles with outdoor and long-distance travel.
At a glance
- JETOUR tested the T2 and G700 on a 15-kilometre course in China.
- The event demonstrated camping features, towing and terrain-responsive vehicle technology.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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