Chery has introduced the 2026 versions of its Jetour Traveller and Traveller C-DM models in China, with limited-time launch pricing starting at 124,900 yuan (approximately 17,600 USD) for the standard Traveller and from 152,900 yuan (approximately 21,500 USD) for the C-DM hybrid variant. The top-priced C-DM Huawei Qian-Kun-enabled edition starts at 209,900 yuan (approximately 29,500 USD).

2026 Jetour Traveller Pricing Table

The standard Traveller offers two turbocharged petrol engine options, a 1.5 T unit rated at 135 kW and a 2.0 T unit rated at 187 kW, paired with either a seven-speed wet dual-clutch gearbox or an eight-speed automatic in the top 2.0 T variant. The plug-in hybrid C-DM uses a 1.5 T engine rated at 115 kW combined with electric motors. Entry-level hybrid versions pack two front motors, delivering 165 kW and 390 N·m of torque, while higher-tier versions utilise a three-motor setup with 340 kW and 700 N·m; all hybrids feature a dedicated 3-speed DHT gearbox, and certain trims gain intelligent XWD all-wheel drive.

2026 Jetour Traveller C-DM (PHEV) Pricing Table

On the C-DM model, battery capacity ranges from 27.2 kWh (giving a CLTC pure-electric range of 129 km) to 43.24 kWh (delivering 211–212 km of electric range). The regular Traveller retains the boxy “cube-style” body with minor updates: the front grille receives a micro-adjustment, each grille segment now features a single Jetour letter, decorative lighting is darkened, and optional wheel sizes have expanded to 18”, 19”, and 20”. The C-DM variant further differentiates itself with a special matte “road-grey” paint, vertically arranged transparent rear light cluster, side-opening tailgate, spare wheel mounted externally with brand-centre cover, and a new deep-sea-blue paint option.

Inside, the 2026 Traveller upgrades to a higher-spec Qualcomm 8255 chip (the previous fuel version used a 8155), adds physical buttons for mirror control and on-centre console, features finer decorative trim on the pillar grab handles, and introduces new diamond-quilt-pattern seats with dual-row stitching. In terms of standard equipment, the regular Traveller offers a tyre-pressure display, cruise control, selectable drive modes, an electric soft-close tailgate, keyless access, remote start, 50:50 split-fold rear seats, an eight-speaker audio system, multi-layer insulating front glass, and automatic air conditioning. The C-DM features include a roof luggage rack, a built-in dash cam, a 6.6 kW VTOL mobile power station, a four-way power-adjustable front passenger seat, and a built-in karaoke function.

Competition in the Chinese market for the Traveller includes models such as the Haval Big Dog (starting from 123,900 yuan, approximately 17,500 USD) for the fuel variant and the Haval Menglun PHEV (from 165,800 yuan, approximately 23,300 USD) and while the C-DM targets the Haval Raptor PHEV and the Beijing BJ40 for the hybrid segment.