Chery smart mobility demonstrations at the automaker’s 2026 International User Summit ranged from smartphone-activated parking to a robotaxi and an electric aircraft. The company said its valet parking technology is already available on selected overseas models, while presenting the aircraft as a future mobility project.

Key Takeaways

  • Chery said its Super Intelligent Valet Parking technology is available on the OMODA E5 and JAECOO J7 SHS-P overseas.
  • The proposed Lingxiao J506 aircraft is designed to carry five people and fly autonomously.
  • Chery’s iCAUR brand said it had expanded into more than 40 markets in 2026.

Chery smart mobility technology on display

Visitors could use smartphones to activate Super Intelligent Valet Parking, or SIVP, at the summit. Chery presented the system as part of its driver-assistance offering for overseas markets and said it is available on core models including the OMODA E5 and JAECOO J7 SHS-P.

The event also included driving demonstrations and public crash tests. Chery did not specify which overseas markets offer SIVP or announce a wider rollout timetable.

Robotaxi and aircraft remain future projects

Chery showcased a robotaxi and the Lingxiao electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft. The five-seat Lingxiao J506 has a fully tilting six-rotor configuration and is designed for autonomous flight, a top speed of 350 km/h and a range of more than 1,000 kilometres.

Those figures are design targets, not reported operating results. Chery did not provide a launch date or commercial availability details for either the robotaxi or the aircraft.

New models and iCAUR expansion

LEPAS debuted its first concept vehicle, the AURA, while LUXEED unveiled the LLounge flagship multipurpose vehicle and Stormax flagship SUV. EXEED presented a new family design language across models including the ES GT, EX9, EX8, EX7 and MPV Concept.

iCAUR presented the V25 alongside the V23 and V27. The brand said it had entered more than 40 markets worldwide in 2026 and that cumulative global V23 sales had exceeded 100,000 vehicles. It also showcased three customised vehicles, with launches planned no later than early 2027.

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