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SitemapOn January 10, 2026, the Tuodu Adventure Club's 6th Anniversary Annual Meeting and the 2nd "HanCheHui Cup" T2 Off-Road Carnival were grandly held at the Nanshan Jinshan Lake International Off-Road Base. The event was hosted by Tuodu Adventure Club, guided by the China Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Federation, and jointly supported by HanCheHui, Chongqing CheYiGou Import and Export Trading Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "CheYiGou"), and the China Exploration Association. It attracted more than 300 off-road enthusiasts, professional drivers, and industry representatives from across the country. Through competitive events, cultural exhibitions, and industry forums, the event comprehensively showcased the vigorous development and ecological innovation of off-road sports in China.


As the core event of this year's competition, the "HanCheHui Cup" T2 Off-Road Race adopted a two-vehicle relay mode. The track was 3 kilometers long and featured 12 challenging obstacles, including water crossings, axle crossings, and camel humps, focusing on testing vehicle performance and teamwork. The competition was divided into professional and production vehicle groups, with 28 teams participating, encompassing mainstream domestic off-road models such as the Great Wall Cannon, Zhengzhou Nissan Rich 7 Mountain Edition, and Jiangxi Isuzu D-MAX.



After fierce competition, the Great Wall Cannon team retained its professional group championship with a time of 12 minutes and 37 seconds. Its 3.0T V6 engine and part-time four-wheel drive system performed exceptionally well in complex road conditions. The Zhengzhou Nissan Rich 7 Mountain Edition team, relying on its robust performance in stock condition to complete all obstacles, won the production vehicle group title. An official from the China Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Federation stated, "The T2 format places higher demands on vehicle reliability, driver responsiveness, and team coordination. This year, the average completion rate of participating vehicles increased by 15% compared to last year, marking a new stage in the level of domestic off-road competition."

The event also featured various themed exhibition areas, promoting the deep integration of off-road culture and outdoor life. Extreme Modification Exhibition: Over 30 heavily modified Off-road vehicles were showcased, including innovative creations such as the "Desert Battleship" equipped with nitrogen Shock absorbers and transformable camping RVs, attracting Audience votes for the "Best Technological Breakthrough Award." Outdoor Equipment Market: Brands like the Hantu commemorative edition Pickup truck, THULE rooftop tents, and Subaru all-wheel-drive systems were on display, resulting in on-site cooperation agreements exceeding 5 million yuan. Adventure Culture Forum: Guests such as He Chuan, a member of the China Exploration Association, and Shi Tou, a Taklamakan Desert traverser, shared their extreme adventure experiences and proposed an industry upgrade path of "technology penetration + scenario segmentation." Family Off-Road Experience Area: Projects such as a mini climbing wall and a remote-controlled off-road vehicle track attracted over 200 families, promoting off-road culture to the general public.

Addressing the safety risks of off-road sports, the event introduced a "Rescue Skills Challenge" for the first time, simulating scenarios such as vehicle rollovers and people being trapped. The Blue Sky Rescue Team guided participants in using winches, tow ropes, and other tools to conduct rescues. Meanwhile, Tuodu Adventure, in conjunction with the China Exploration Association, released the "Safety Guidelines for Off-Road Activities," clarifying 12 standards including vehicle modification criteria and leader qualification certification, filling a gap in the domestic industry. Experts from the China Exploration Association pointed out, "The promotion of the 'Guidelines' will help reduce the domestic off-road accident rate by 20% by 2026, driving the industry from 'wild growth' to 'standardized development.'"

During the annual meeting, Tuodu Adventure signed strategic cooperation agreements with governments in Jilin and Yunnan provinces, planning to establish three regional off-road bases by 2026, creating a "off-road + cultural tourism" demonstration project. The project will integrate drive-in cinemas, stargazing campsites, off-road training, and other business formats, and is expected to generate over 100 million yuan in local tourism revenue. Zhou Yong, General Manager of Cheyigou, stated, "In the future, we will continue to unite upstream and downstream of the industry chain to build a complete ecosystem covering technology research and development, event operation, and user services, helping Chinese off-road culture go global."

From competitive events to ecosystem co-construction, from safety standards to industry empowerment, Tuodu Adventure's sixth anniversary annual meeting fully demonstrated the innovative vitality and development potential of Chinese off-road sports. With the widespread adoption of the "off-road + cultural tourism" model, this passionate and challenging sport is rapidly integrating into people's lives and becoming a new engine for promoting regional economic and cultural consumption.
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