JAECOO J7 PHEV PRICE IN PAKISTAN 

Jaecoo, introduced by the Chinese automaker Chery in 2023, is designated for exporting SUV models to various regions including Europe, Russia, Malaysia, the Middle East, and South Africa. Sales commenced in early 2024 across multiple markets.

The interior of the Jaecoo J7 presents an intriguing sight: sturdy, generously sized leather-trimmed seats, an electronic instrument panel, and a “floating” multimedia system tablet catch the eye. Noteworthy are the sizable door handles featuring exposed hexagon fasteners, an unusually shaped gearbox selector, and a scarcity of physical buttons, with even the steering wheel buttons resembling touch-sensitive keys, though they are not.

Adding to its allure, the crossover offers 50W wireless charging, allowing smartphones to charge from 20% to 80% in just 40 minutes. While visually and tactically pleasing, the material selection leans more towards the mass market than premium.

Nonetheless, no compromises or cheap, echoing plastics were apparent. Configuration details vary; however, the 10.25-inch electronic instrument panel remains consistent. In the top version, enhancements include a larger 14.8-inch central screen, a head-up display, a Sony audio system with eight speakers, panoramic roof, and electrically adjustable passenger seat.

Externally, the Jaecoo J7 boasts a robust yet refined appearance with its boxy design. It offers LED headlights, LED rear lights reminiscent of the Ford Everest, welcome lights, and 19-inch wheels.

Additionally, it introduces electric flush door handles, a feature not yet seen in comparable models such as the Honda CR-V, Proton X70, and Mazda CX-5. The crossover’s ground clearance stands at 186 millimeters.

At the core of the J7 lies a 1.6-liter turbocharged inline-four petrol engine, delivering 194hp and 290Nm of torque. Matched with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission and an intelligent 4WD system, it propels the J7 from 0 to 100km/h in eight seconds.

It prides itself on its cabin NVH (Noise, Vibration, and Harshness) levels, achieving noise levels as low as 37.6 dB, thanks to technologies such as laminated acoustic windshields and integrated carpet damping pads.

Another standout feature is its “1+2+1” intelligent hardware system, comprising one multifunctional front-view camera (FCM), two millimeter-wave radars (CRM), and one long-range millimeter-wave radar (FRM). The incorporation of advanced intelligent driving hardware and software enhances nearly 21 smart driving functions.

In conclusion, the Chery Jaecoo presents a compelling option in the SUV market, offering a blend of style, innovation, and practicality. With its robust yet refined exterior design, advanced interior features, and impressive safety technologies, it aims to carve its niche in various global markets.

While facing some challenges with its dealership network, its competitive pricing and comprehensive suite of features make it an attractive choice for discerning buyers. With an expected launch in September 2024, the Jaecoo holds promise as a contender in its segment.