Jaecoo Lease Deals

Which Jaecoo Should I Lease?

The Jaecoo range is made up entirely of SUVs, with the main differences coming down to size, space and the type of powertrain you're looking for.

The Jaecoo 5 is the most compact model in the range and a good place to start if you want a smaller SUV. It's also available as the fully electric [Jaecoo 5 Electric], giving you an electric option without moving to a larger model.

The Jaecoo 7 sits above the 5 and offers more space, making it a natural choice if you want a mid-size family SUV. It's available with different powertrains, including Jaecoo's SHS plug-in hybrid system.

For more space, the Jaecoo 8 sits at the larger end of the range. With seven seats across three rows, it's the Jaecoo to consider if you're looking for a larger family SUV.

Explore the Jaecoo range above to compare models, specifications and our latest lease prices.

Jaecoo Petrol, Hybrid, Plug-In Hybrid And Electric Cars

Jaecoo offers a broad choice of powertrains across its SUV range, including petrol, hybrid, plug-in hybrid and fully electric options.

The Jaecoo 5 is available with petrol and hybrid powertrains, while the Jaecoo 5 Electric provides the fully electric option in the range.

Moving up to the Jaecoo 7, you can choose between petrol and Jaecoo's SHS plug-in hybrid powertrain. The larger Jaecoo 8 is also available with SHS technology, combining a petrol engine with electric power.

Which option suits you will depend on your typical journeys, access to charging and how you plan to use the car. If you're considering the fully electric Jaecoo 5, you can also compare it with other manufacturers across our wider range of electric car lease deals.

Jaecoo SHS Explained

SHS stands for Super Hybrid System, Jaecoo's plug-in hybrid technology used in models including the Jaecoo 7 and Jaecoo 8.

The system combines a petrol engine, electric motor and rechargeable battery, allowing the car to drive using electric power as well as the petrol engine. How the two work together depends on the driving conditions and the energy available from the battery.

Because SHS models can be plugged in and charged, they can complete suitable everyday journeys using electric power while retaining the flexibility of a petrol engine for longer trips.

If you're considering an SHS model, it's worth looking at the electric range, charging time and overall fuel economy of the individual Jaecoo you're interested in, as these vary between models and versions.

Who Makes Jaecoo?

Jaecoo is part of Chery Group, one of China's largest automotive manufacturers. The brand launched in the UK alongside its sister brand Omoda, with the two sharing the same parent company but offering separate model ranges.

Jaecoo focuses primarily on SUVs, with models including the Jaecoo 5, 7 and 8, while Omoda has its own range of cars and SUVs.

Although Jaecoo is relatively new to the UK, Chery has been manufacturing vehicles for considerably longer, with operations and markets around the world.

If you're comparing the two sister brands, you can also explore our latest Omoda lease deals.