WUHU, China: Jetour has once again joined hands with Discovery Channel and the Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) to relaunch the "Return of the Cheetah" initiative.
This follows the global success of the environmental documentary "Return of the Cheetah".
The second phase focuses on the Horn of Africa — one of the world's key hotspots for cheetah trafficking — calling for global attention and collective action to protect endangered wildlife and promote coexistence between people and nature.
In 2024, Jetour and Discovery co-produced the documentary "Return of the Cheetah", filmed in Namibia, which followed CCF's rescue and rehabilitation work and raised global awareness of endangered species.
Building on that success, Jetour is extending the film's message from screen to field, channeling corporate responsibility into real conservation action.
In 2025, the renewed campaign turns its focus to the Horn of Africa.
Working with the Cheetah Conservation Fund, Jetour will help raise awareness about the threats facing cheetahs in the region and support community education programmes aimed at reducing illegal wildlife trade.
Jetour also announced the adoption of rescued cheetahs to assist rehabilitation and long-term care efforts.
The Jetour G700 will accompany this year's journey, combining off-road performance with environmental purpose.
As the first premium model under Jetour's "Travel +" strategy, the G700 represents responsible exploration.
Its powerful all-terrain capabilities, combined with intelligent driving systems, ensure safe operation.
The energy management system provides sustainable power support for the rescue team, ensuring continuous operation in remote areas and showcasing Jetour's innovation in smart and new-energy mobility.
For Jetour, travel means more than exploration — it is also a commitment to giving back.
From cheetah support programmes in Africa to education initiatives in the Middle East and inclusive sports in South America, Jetour continues to demonstrate social responsibility through meaningful action.
