[Latest Omoda & Jaecoo Hong Kong Prices] Full Range of Omoda & Jaecoo Models | Performance & HK Price Comparison

Omoda & Jaecoo are actually two independent brands, namely Omoda and Jaecoo, with the former established in 2022 and the latter in 2023. Why do these two brands often appear together? The reason is that both belong to China's Chery Group (CHERY). However, each brand has its own design style: Omoda focuses on fashion, youthfulness, and a sense of technology, while Jaecoo emphasizes ruggedness, practicality, and an off-road style. Because they belong to the same group, at their core, both brands share technology and parts, which significantly reduces development costs and makes vehicle pricing more competitive.

The Omoda E5 is currently the only Omoda model on sale in Hong Kong, featuring a styling with a subtle futuristic feel. Measuring around 4.4 meters in length, it adopts a mid-size SUV layout that is well-suited to Hong Kong's driving environment.

In Hong Kong, both BX and EX versions are offered, with the EX variant featuring more equipment, such as heated front seats, a synthetic leather heated steering wheel, ambient lighting, a sunroof, acoustic glass, and an 8-speaker Sony audio system. Meanwhile, dual 12.3-inch touchscreens, Apple CarPlay / Android Auto, rear air vents, and dual-zone climate control are standard across the entire range.

In terms of performance, both versions output 150 kW of power and 340 Nm of torque, where the strong torque aids in acceleration and lane changing. Equipped with a 61.1 kWh battery, it supports 6.6 kW single-phase and 9.9 kW three-phase AC charging; DC fast charging from 30% to 80% takes 28 minutes, and it offers a range of 430 km under the WLTP standard, which is ample for daily use.

Many people believe the Jaecoo J5 possesses a strong Range Rover style. In fact, Jaecoo's parent company, Chery Group, established Chery Jaguar Land Rover in partnership with Range Rover as early as 2012, and in recent years has entered overseas markets leveraging the technical foundation of their joint cooperation.

The exterior lines of the Jaecoo J5 are clean and uncomplicated, without deliberately creating a streamlined shape. The boxy lines not only bring out an off-road flavor, but also allow it to genuinely conquer rough terrain and water. Featuring a ground clearance of 174 mm, the J5 provides an approach angle of 20 degrees and a departure angle of 29.8 degrees, capable of handling a wading depth of 450 mm. Paired with its 4,380 mm overall length and a light curb weight of only 1,710 kg, its agility is even more pronounced. In terms of space, benefiting from a 2,620 mm wheelbase, legroom and headroom in the rear seats are both very generous. The trunk capacity is 480 liters, and there is also a 35-liter storage compartment in the front trunk (frunk), which is sufficient to hold charging accessories.

The cabin is equipped with a vertical 13.2-inch touchscreen, with three physical buttons located below for driving modes, hazard lights, and central locking. The 8.88-inch digital instrument panel adopts an embedded design, making the overall visual aesthetic even cleaner. Other features include front dual-layer acoustic glass, ventilated front seats, a 540-degree parking camera, a 1.45 m2 panoramic sunroof, and pet-tailored antibacterial, wear-resistant seat upholstery. It is the world's first small SUV to receive TÜV certification as a pet-friendly vehicle, and it is also equipped with a Pet Mode that supports smart climate control and continuous power supply when locked.

With "One Box Style" and "Off-Road Trendy" as its design concepts, the Jaecoo J6 features body lines that are more rugged than the J5, and its body size is also slightly larger than the J5, measuring 4,406 x 1,910 x 1,715 mm, giving it an even stronger off-road style. The J6 offers both Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) and All-Wheel Drive (AWD) versions. Performance is naturally superior on the AWD version, delivering 208 kW of power and 385 Nm of torque, accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 6.5 seconds; however, top speed for both versions remains at 150 km/h.

Furthermore, the AWD version adds multiple driving modes specifically tailored for off-road conditions. Beyond the common Eco and Sport modes, it includes Slippery, Beach, Mud, and Bumpy modes to tackle different terrains.

For those simply seeking to satisfy the off-road aesthetic, the manufacturer also offers a variety of accessories, such as roof racks, an alloy folding ladder, and a tailgate storage box, greatly enhancing its playful appeal. In terms of equipment, it is fitted with a 15.6-inch central touchscreen, a 9.2-inch digital instrument cluster, ventilated front seats, NFC key, wireless phone charging, and a 540-degree parking camera. Additionally, the AWD version upgrades to an INFINITY 12-speaker sound system, front seat massage function with an electric leg rest, and a power tailgate.

Equipped with a PHEV plug-in hybrid system, the J7 PHEV combines a 1.5-liter turbo petrol engine with an electric motor. Its SHS (Super Hybrid System) automatically switches between different driving modes, such as pure electric (EV), pure petrol, and hybrid (HEV), achieving a fuel consumption of just 5.99 L / 100 km and a combined driving range of up to 1,200 km. The 18.3 kWh battery plays a significant role by providing a 90 km pure electric driving range. Even without a home charger, you can use DC fast charging at up to 40 kW to charge the J7 SHS from 30% to 80% in just 20 minutes, making pure electric power sufficient for daily commuting.

Measuring 4.5 meters in length, the J7 PHEV is well-suited for Hong Kong's environment, and its elevated seating position makes visibility even easier. The interior is spacious with ample rear legroom, and a button on the right side of the front passenger seat allows it to be moved forward to free up additional space. The luggage trunk capacity is 500 L, which expands up to 1,265 L with the rear seats folded down.In terms of equipment, it features a 14.8-inch central touchscreen, a 10.2-inch digital instrument cluster, a 6-way power-adjustable driver's seat, ventilated front seats, a power sensor tailgate, Head-Up Display, V2L (Vehicle-to-Load), and a 540-degree parking system.

The brand's flagship large SUV — Jaecoo J8 SHS, with a body length of nearly 4.9 m and a wheelbase of 2,820 mm, provides ample space for a 7-seat (2+3+2) layout, making it suitable for large families or those requiring significant storage capacity. Powered by a PHEV plug-in hybrid system, its mechanical layout and drivetrain closely resemble the J7, featuring a 1.5-liter turbo petrol engine paired with electric motors.

In addition to dual electric motors, the Jaecoo J8 SHS is equipped with a 34.4 kWh battery capacity—nearly double that of the J7 PHEV—achieving an electric-only driving range of up to 134 km. Performance is further elevated, delivering a total output of 315 kW and 580 Nm of total torque, accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 5.8 seconds. With abundant power, it handles effortlessly even when fully loaded.

The interior creates a luxurious atmosphere adorned with extensive leather and wood trim, while the front seats feature heating, ventilation, and massage functions. Furthermore, it is fitted with dual 12.3-inch screens for the multimedia information and digital instrument cluster, supporting wireless Apple CarPlay. It is equipped with a Sony 12-speaker audio system, which includes two headrest speakers in the driver's seat for clearer navigation prompts.

Currently, Omoda & Jaecoo mainly sells SUV or off-road models in Hong Kong, which generally feature higher ground clearance that requires special consideration for children or elderly passengers boarding and alighting. Meanwhile, most Omoda & Jaecoo models support a 540-degree parking camera system; compared to a 360-degree view that displays the front, rear, left, and right surroundings of the vehicle, the 540-degree system adds a transparent chassis function to view conditions under the car, reducing blind spots and enhancing practicality.

Lastly, the Jaecoo J5 specifically utilizes wear-resistant and antibacterial materials for its seats, earning TÜV (Technischer Überwachungsverein) certification. It is also equipped with a Pet Mode supporting smart climate control and continuous power supply when locked, making it particularly suitable for pet owners.

How long is the Omoda & Jaecoo warranty?

Omoda & Jaecoo provides a factory warranty of 60 months or 200,000 km (whichever comes first) for every new vehicle. For the battery, a factory warranty of 60 months or 160,000 km (whichever comes first) is offered against capacity degradation below 70% of its original value.

Must-Read Before Buying Omoda & Jaecoo: Auto Insurance Strategy

If you plan to purchase motor insurance for an Omoda & Jaecoo vehicle, whether electric or hybrid, sensors are fitted all around the body; even minor collisions can result in higher repair costs, making Comprehensive Insurance a safer recommendation.

In addition, as long as the policyholder has sufficient age and driving experience, along with a clean driving record and No Claim Discount (NCD, if applicable), insurance premiums are usually more favorable.

For the Jaecoo J8 SHS, which may be driven by a chauffeur, attention should be paid to "Any Driver" or "Named Driver" clauses—such as deductibles—in the insurance contract. At the same time, as a premium model featuring relatively more body configurations and interior equipment, repairs may require longer duration, so checking for "Loss of Use / Temporary Replacement Vehicle Allowance" terms in the policy is recommended.

Are insurance premiums higher for Chinese-made EVs?

Given that Chinese-made electric vehicles have been listed in Hong Kong for a relatively short period, insurance companies face greater risk assessments compared to traditional petrol cars regarding relevant data—such as driving statistics, accident rates, maintenance data, and parts costs—which naturally leads to higher insurance premiums.

EV Comprehensive Insurance

EV Comprehensive Insurance differs from petrol car comprehensive insurance not only in premiums but also in coverage content. Beyond basic comprehensive items such as accidental vehicle damage, new-for-old replacement, and 24-hour free towing service, EV comprehensive insurance specifically includes coverage for private EV charger accidents, replacement of private EV chargers, and full coverage for internal electric and electronic components.

As for premiums, they depend on various factors including the policyholder's / driver's age, driving experience, occupation, past driving record, and No Claim Discount. Taking a 36-year-old office worker with 5 years of driving experience and 0 NCD as an example, the 2026 comprehensive insurance premium for a J5 is approximately $10,570.