JETOUR’s annual Global Travel + Conference returns for its third year, bringing together international media, owners, and partners in Fuzhou, China. The event aims to showcase JETOUR’s unique off-road culture, robust products, and Travel + strategy, fostering a global community of travel enthusiasts. The conference will also feature the launch of JETOUR’s lifestyle brand and member benefits, providing diverse travel experiences and exclusive perks for owners.
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The Jeep Wrangler might seem like an odd choice on paper: underpowered, gas-guzzling, and with a design that hasn’t changed in decades. But this classic 4×4 SUV delivers pure joy. From cruising the Hollywood Hills with the top down to exploring the rugged coast of Devon, the Wrangler offers an unforgettable adventure. Discover why this American icon, despite its flaws, is a car that will steal your heart.
Tesla’s Cybertruck is getting a new accessory: an off-road light bar. However, there’s a catch: Tesla employees aren’t allowed to install it. This raises questions about the practicality and convenience of the feature, especially since the Cybertruck is meant to be a versatile and innovative vehicle.
Volkswagen Group’s new EV brand, Scout, is reviving the iconic International Harvester Scout with the Traveler SUV and Terra pickup. These vehicles blend classic off-road design with modern electric power, promising rugged capability, a retro-inspired interior, and a competitive price point. Will this strategy appeal to enthusiasts seeking a unique blend of vintage charm and cutting-edge technology?
British sports car maker Ariel has unveiled an electric version of its Nomad 2 off-roader. The E-Nomad, currently in the concept stage, boasts a powerful electric motor, a quick-charging battery pack, and a distinctive design that sets it apart from traditional EVs. While range is limited, the E-Nomad is designed for short, fun drives and has the potential to become a production model.
A Tesla Cybertruck got stuck in mud during a test drive, sparking a discussion about its suitability for work trucks. Tesla engineer Wes Morrill addressed the incident, highlighting the importance of off-roading experience and suggesting a ‘stuck detection’ feature to assist drivers. This feature would provide pop-up suggestions to help drivers get unstuck, similar to a built-in off-road guide.
Ford’s Mustang Mach-E Rally is a new addition to the Mach-E lineup, offering a unique combination of electric power and off-road capability. With a powerful dual-motor all-wheel drive powertrain and a specially tuned Rally Sport drive mode, the Mach-E Rally is ready to tackle dirt roads and other low-traction surfaces. While its range is slightly lower than other Mach-E models, the Rally offers impressive performance and a distinctive style that sets it apart from its competitors. Ford has also made strides in improving the Mach-E’s technology and charging capabilities, making it a more convenient and user-friendly electric SUV.
The Toyota Tacoma is gaining a new high-powered hybrid powertrain, the 2.4-liter i-Force Max, which delivers 326 horsepower and 465 pound-feet of torque. This hybrid engine pairs a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder with a 48-hp electric motor and a 1.87-kWh battery, providing impressive torque at a low rpm and an EPA-estimated 24 miles per gallon combined. Additionally, the Tacoma offers various off-road features such as a disconnecting stabilizer bar, off-road cameras, and Bilstein remote reservoir shocks. The i-Force Max Limited grade features a full-time four-wheel-drive system with a center locking differential, while the Tacoma TRD and Trailhunter versions have part-time four-wheel drive and a two-speed transfer case. The i-Force Max Tacoma starts at $46,300, positioning it above the base price of $31,500 but offering enhanced performance and off-road capabilities.