The Jaecoo 7 is a mid-size SUV from Chery's export-focused Jaecoo brand, offered with petrol, full-hybrid and plug-in hybrid power. It became the UK's third best-selling car in H1 2026, just two years after Jaecoo's launch there.
Jaecoo
SUV-focused export brand from China's Chery Group, launched in 2023 alongside sister brand Omoda. Sells adventure-styled SUVs in Europe, the UK and other export markets, and became one of the fastest-growing brands in the UK within two years of launch.
Jaecoo models
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Jaecoo is a Chery Group brand built for export markets, established in April 2023 in Wuhu, Anhui, alongside sister brand Omoda. The name combines the German word “Jäger” (hunter) with “cool,” reflecting the brand’s off-road-styled positioning against Omoda’s more mainstream crossovers.
Both brands exist to carry Chery’s international expansion, and Jaecoo has grown quickly: in the UK, where it launched in 2025, it became one of the fastest-growing mainstream brands within two years, with the Jaecoo 7 reaching third place among all cars sold in the country by mid-2026.