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March 02, 2025

Hi-tech J7 just doesn't push the right buttons

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Jaecoo is one of several Chinese brands that have recently landed in the UK.

It's the sister brand of Omoda and both firms lie underneath the wider Chery group - one of the largest Chinese vehicle manufacturers around. Internationally, Jaecoo has been producing the J7 for a few years, but 2024 marks this SUV's arrival on our shores.

As with other new Chinese brands, Jaecoo has introduced the J7 with some eye-catching technology and a value-orientated approach which it hopes will put it in good stead. We've been behind the wheel to see what it's like.

WHAT'S NEW?

If you're wondering where you'd actually buy a Jaecoo from, fear not - the brand has already set up a network of over 70 established dealer partners.

Prices start at £29,435, rising to the £35,065 plug-in hybrid model that we're driving here. All come loaded with equipment, too, with features such as heated front seats and interior quiet-boosting laminated glass all equipped as standard.

WHAT'S UNDER THE BONNET?

The plug-in hybrid variant blends a 1.5-litre petrol engine with an electric motor and battery.

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