iCAUR 2026 International Business Summit: An Experience Designed to Be Lived

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Wuhu, China — [April 26th – April 28th] — This April, iCAUR will host its 2026 International Business Summit, bringing together global partners, media, and creators for a multi-day program that moves beyond traditional industry formats.

Rather than centering on presentations alone, the summit is designed as a structured experience—one that unfolds across real-world environments, connecting product, technology, and lifestyle through direct engagement.

In this setting, new energy mobility is not introduced as a concept. It is encountered through use.

From Introduction to Immersion

The summit opens with the Global Partners Conference, where iCAUR will outline its brand philosophy, strategic direction, and global approach to new energy mobility.

From this initial context, the program extends into a broader journey. Participants transition from a defined conference setting into a sequence of environments where vehicles are no longer presented as standalone objects, but as active elements within real scenarios.

This progression reflects the core structure of the summit: moving from understanding to experience, and further into interaction.

The Classic Journey: A Continuous Experience Across Distance

At the center of the program is the Global Classic Journey, a long-range driving experience built around Golden REEV.

The route combines highways, urban roads, and mountain terrain into a continuous trajectory, where changing conditions become part of the experience rather than interruptions.

Here, performance is not framed through isolated demonstrations, but through continuity—how consistently the vehicle maintains capability across distance and variation.

Moments along the journey extend beyond driving itself. Stops, transitions, and environments become part of a broader experience, where mobility supports not only movement, but time, interaction, and use.

Full-Scenario Driving: Capability in Real Conditions

The program continues with a test drive in Longshan, a professional off-road experience base designed to simulate a wide range of real-world driving conditions.

Featuring diverse terrains—including steep gradients, uneven surfaces, loose traction zones, water crossings, and mixed natural environments—the base offers a comprehensive and controlled setting for evaluating vehicle capability beyond conventional road scenarios.

Purpose-built for off-road training and performance validation, Longshan integrates technical obstacles with natural landscapes, allowing participants to experience how vehicles respond to dynamic terrain changes, load variations, and precision driving inputs.

This stage introduces more demanding conditions, enabling direct engagement with the vehicle’s stability, control systems, and adaptability in scenarios that reflect real outdoor use.

At the same time, the environment itself enhances the experience—combining technical challenge with immersive outdoor exploration, where driving becomes not only a test of capability, but a moment of connection with nature and terrain.

Rather than focusing on peak performance, the experience highlights consistency, confidence, and control across continuously changing conditions.

From Experience to Co-Creation

Beyond driving, the summit expands into the iCAUR Life ecosystem, where mobility is positioned within a broader framework of design, customization, and user participation.

Through initiatives such as #OneClassicMillionStories, participants are invited to explore how vehicles can be adapted, interpreted, and integrated into different cultural and lifestyle contexts.

The ecosystem exhibition further extends this dimension, combining interactive installations, sensory elements, and lifestyle scenarios to present mobility as part of everyday life rather than a standalone function.

As part of this immersive environment, AIMOGA robots and robotic dogs will be featured within the exhibition space, interacting directly with visitors and demonstrating intelligent assistance in real-time scenarios.These robotic companions serve not only as interactive guides, but also as a tangible expression of how intelligent systems can extend the mobility experience beyond the vehicle itself—bridging technology, environment, and human interaction.

An Alternative Format for Industry Engagement

The 2026 International Business Summit reflects a shift in how new energy mobility is communicated.

Rather than separating product, technology, and user experience, iCAUR brings these elements together within a single, continuous framework.

The result is not a presentation, but a sequence of experiences—where understanding is shaped through participation.

An Experience That Invites Presence

The summit is designed for those who prefer to engage directly—with the product, with the environment, and with the ideas shaping the future of mobility.

It is not an experience that can be fully conveyed through description.

And not one that can be replaced by observation.

It is something that unfolds only through presence.