The relationship between a car and its owner develops through everyday use: the journeys it makes, the places it reaches, and the personal touches added along the way. That relationship is the focus of the 2026 iCAUR International User Summit, scheduled for 19–23 October in Wuhu, China.
Bringing together owners, media representatives and industry partners, the summit explores how people can help shape the brand’s future. In its announcement, iCAUR outlined plans to welcome delegates from nearly 100 countries, with a programme centred on vehicle personalisation, shared experiences and the development of its international owner community.
“Classic Never Fades | Make It Yours”
The summit’s theme, “Classic Never Fades | Make It Yours,” connects iCAUR’s distinctive design identity with the individuality of its owners.
A vehicle can serve very different purposes depending on who drives it. For one owner, it is part of a daily city routine. For another, it carries camping equipment, supports outdoor hobbies or becomes a canvas for creative expression.
The announced programme brings these different approaches together through the inaugural iCAUR MOD FEST, a lifestyle exhibition and driving experiences. It also sets out the brand’s ambition to build an ongoing relationship with owners through community participation and opportunities to contribute ideas.
The iCAUR V25 Takes a Central Role
One of the headline announcements is the global premiere of the iCAUR V25, scheduled as part of the summit’s opening programme on 19 October.
Joining the V23 and V27 in the V Series family, the V25 carries forward the brand’s boxy proportions and distinctive round headlamps. The global announcement presents it as an SUV intended for both everyday urban journeys and outdoor travel, combining range-extended electric technology with intelligent all-wheel drive.
For readers in Dubai, the premiere offers a first look at the direction of the expanding international lineup. UAE specifications and local availability remain separate announcements.
Owner Creativity at the First iCAUR MOD FEST
Personalisation is another central part of the summit. The first iCAUR MOD FEST is designed to bring owners and modification enthusiasts together to exchange ideas and explore different interpretations of the brand’s vehicles.
The announced concepts draw inspiration from several cultures and landscapes, including Malaysian batik, South African wilderness and the colours of Omani sunsets. Workshops and voting activities are also part of the programme, giving visitors ways to participate alongside viewing the vehicles.
These examples show how personalisation can express a connection to a place, a hobby or a way of life.
Driving Experiences and a Closer Look at Design
The announced V Series Test-Drive Camp includes opportunities to experience the V25 and V27 across urban roads and varied outdoor surfaces. The programme gives participants a chance to assess comfort, response and handling beyond a static display.
The Ecosystem Showroom adds another perspective, bringing together design sketches, customised vehicles, owner creations and accessories to explore how an initial vehicle concept develops into something people use and personalise.
A Relevant Conversation for Dubai’s iCAUR Community
For drivers in Dubai, the summit’s focus on everyday versatility has a familiar appeal. A working week can involve commuting, family journeys and city parking, while the weekend creates opportunities for camping, photography or exploring beyond the city.
The value of an owner community lies in those shared experiences. Owners can exchange practical ideas, discover different ways to enjoy their vehicles and help the brand understand what matters after the handover.
The 2026 summit places that conversation alongside new product announcements, giving both the vehicles and the people who drive them a place in iCAUR’s international story.
To explore the current local range and learn more about ownership support, visit AUTORUN iCAUR Dubai, the brand’s exclusive authorised dealership in Dubai.
