Power show

Jetour Asia Philippines, Inc. (JAPI) Managing Director Lito Jose (in red shirt) joins participants of the Jetour Adventure Camp Season 1 for a photo-op at the River Ranch grounds.

JETOUR Auto Philippines held the JETOUR Adventure Camp Season 1 on October 10–11, 2026 at River Ranch in Tanay, Rizal.

Hundreds of off-road enthusiasts and owners of the Jetour T1, Jetour T2, and Jetour G700 participated in the fun-filled event.

One of the main highlights of the event is the V2L Power Show, which showcased vehicle-to-load (V2L) technology, turning the vehicles into mobile power sources for campsite essentials, lighting, and outdoor cooking.

Jetour, being the country’s leading plugin hybrid electric (PHEV) vehicle company, showcased its vehicle lineup’s V2L technology. This advanced power export feature integrated into Jetour’s PHEV lineup, allows the vehicle to function as a mobile generator and power bank. Known as its “Lightning i-DM” series, these vehicles are equipped with this technology that lets drivers draw electricity directly from the car’s high-voltage hybrid battery to run standard household appliances, gadgets, and tools.

The V2L capability varies across different models depending on their configuration and platform.

United Asia Automotive Group, Inc. (UAAGI) Chairman Rommel Sytin welcomes Jetour owners at the site.

Pretty in pink and ready to enjoy the day.

The welcome committee provide arriving participants with reminders on the parking slots and activities for the day.

The standard 3.3 kW output, available in models like the Jetour T2 Lightning i-DM and T1 Lightning i-DM, delivers enough power to comfortably support multiple lifestyle electronics, camping gear, or essential emergency appliances simultaneously.

The high-output 6.6 kW export, meanwhile offered in the upcoming or premium platforms, such as the new T2 AWF Hybrid variant and the flagship Jetour G700 all-terrain SUV, can power heavy-duty appliances and high-wattage equipment effortlessly.

During the Camp Out, campers plugged a specialized V2L adapter directly into the vehicle’s exterior charging port.

The adapter typically terminates in a multi-socket power strip, allowing campers to connect standard plugs used for camping.

The vehicle manages its battery capacity safely, ensuring it keeps enough reserve charge to maintain driving capability.

Turning Jetour vehicles into mobile power sources for campsite essentials, lighting, and outdoor cooking.

Jetour vehicles making their way into the camp site in Tanay, Rizal.

Other community activities

Other than the Power Show, there were also mini drives, off-road trail exploration, outdoor challenges, and networking with the Jetour T1 and T2 Pilipinas Clubs.

Participants received exclusive promotional perks, including eligibility for an additional P10,000 discount on vehicle bookings and reservations made during the Camp Out event.

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