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The Jaecoo J7 Tops UK Sales Chart in September

The JAECOO 7 is strengthening its position as one of the most successful vehicle in the UK, with its latest sales performance highlighting the growing acceptance of Chinese automotive brands in one of the world’s most established and competitive automotive markets. According to Autocar, the JAECOO 7 was the UK’s best-selling new car in September […]

The JAECOO J7 has emerged as a standout vehicle in the UK market, securing the top spot as the best-selling new car in September 2026, according to Autocar. The Chinese automotive brand has proven its growing appeal in the highly competitive British automotive market, having previously claimed the number one position in March. The JAECOO 7's success in the UK is attributed to its stylish design, advanced technology, electrified powertrains, competitive pricing, and practicality.

The model's rapid rise in popularity can be attributed to its growing acceptance among customers seeking premium SUV features at an affordable price point. Backed by Nishat Group through NexGen Auto, OMODA & JAECOO has expanded its presence in Pakistan, introducing the JAECOO J7 SHS-P, a Super Hybrid System-equipped SUV. The Pakistani version offers 341 horsepower, 525 Nm of torque, a 90+ km pure-electric range, and a 1,200+ km combined range, making it an attractive option for customers in the growing plug-in hybrid market.

The JAECOO J7's success in both the UK and Pakistan demonstrates the brand's ability to compete with established manufacturers and its commitment to developing a broader automotive ecosystem in these markets.

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