China’s SUV brand Jaecoo has launched its first vehicle in South Africa and is available at 37 dealerships across the country.
Chery/Omoda & Jaecoo South Africa says the urban off-road SUV brand is set to take the local market by storm. There are three J7 derivatives, priced between
The J7 lineup comprises the Vortex, Glacier, and range-topping Inferno models. These are all equipped with a turbocharged 1.6-litre petrol engine generating 145 kW and 290 Nm of torque, paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission.The Jaecoo J7 also offers enhanced capabilities compared to typical unibody SUVs. This includes a ground clearance of 200mm, wading depth of 600mm, and approach and departure angles of 21° and 29° respectively.
All J7 variants come with a five-year/70 000 km service plan, and a five-year/150 000 km mechanical warranty. An additional 10-year engine warranty is also included in the purchase price.The name Jaecoo is a blend of ‘jäger’, meaning ‘hunter’ in German, and ‘cool’ in English. Jaecoo has a network of 37 dealerships across the country, and South Africa can anticipate the introduction of the J7 plug-in hybrid and the flagship J8 later in 2024.
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