Jetour JMK has unveiled official images of its first game-themed mass-produced vehicle, the Jetour Traveller Game for Peace God of War Edition. This new model is built on the Jetour Traveller’s 2.0T+7DCT four-wheel drive variant and is set to launch on November 8.
JMK (Jetour Makers Kingdom) is a sub-brand of Jetour, introduced in January 2024, that specializes in custom-made vehicles under the concept of being “more fashionable, wilder, and more exciting.” The brand follows a make-to-order production model, with its debut vehicle being the Jetour Traveller Silver Dragon Wing.
Bear in mind, that the new Jetour JMK Traveller Game for Peace Edition appeared as a concept at this year’s Beijing Auto Show in April.
The new Traveller’s design incorporates several game-inspired features, including an identity logo, co-branded illuminated door sills, and camouflage paint. As an off-road SUV, it is equipped with a nitro shock absorber and rides on 255/55 R20 all-terrain tires. For reference, the Jetour Traveler’s dimensions are 4785/2006/1800 mm, with a wheelbase of 2,800 mm.
The front grille features a layered design with a combat-inspired look, complemented by a robust hood and square headlights, giving the vehicle a distinctive and recognizable appearance. The vehicle also includes traditional door handles, a side container, a side ladder, and an external rear container. Plus, there is a clip-type roof platform that provides a drone charging interface.
Inside, the 15.6-inch central control screen features the Peacekeeper Elite-themed 3D HMI, powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 chip. The company plans to release additional theme packages in the future, depending on the game’s progress. Additionally, the interior will include a crystal gear lever, yellow seat belts, and a customized panel for the co-pilot.
The Jetour Traveller Game for Peace God of War Edition is powered by a 2.0T engine delivering a maximum output of 187 kW (251 hp) and peak torque of 390 Nm, paired with a 7-speed DCT. It features the XWD intelligent four-wheel drive system, which offers 6+X driving modes.
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