JAECOO prices in Egypt start at EGP 1,195,000 for the J5 and go up to EGP 2,650,000 for the J8 plug-in hybrid. The brand went on sale officially on 26 October 2026 with four models across six trims. This guide puts every price in one table, compares them with the Chery and Haval SUVs JAECOO buyers are also looking at, and explains where you can buy one.
JAECOO is now officially in Egypt: who sells it
Ezz Al-Arab Al-Sewedy Investments is the official JAECOO agent in Egypt, working in partnership with Chery Group, which owns the JAECOO and Omoda brands. The group launched JAECOO on 26 October 2026, after first announcing Omoda and JAECOO for Egypt in August with investments of more than EGP 5 billion.
Mohamed Saleh, the group's CEO, said Egypt "has what it takes to become a regional hub for car manufacturing", and called the Chery partnership a key step toward that. Ahmed Ali, General Manager of the Omoda and JAECOO brands at the group, said the strategy is built on "sustainable investment and expansion, not short-term results".
Every JAECOO model and trim with its price
Model | Trim | Powertrain | Official price (EGP) |
JAECOO J5 | Urban | 1.5T petrol, 158 hp, CVT | 1,195,000 |
JAECOO J5 | Elite | 1.5T petrol, 158 hp, CVT | 1,325,000 |
JAECOO J7 | Elite | 1.5T petrol, 197 hp, 7-speed DCT | 1,495,000 |
JAECOO J7 | Premium | 1.5T petrol, 197 hp, 7-speed DCT | 1,645,000 |
JAECOO J7 SHS | Smart | Plug-in hybrid, 279 hp | 1,940,000 |
JAECOO J8 SHS | Flagship AWD | Plug-in hybrid, 600 hp, AWD | 2,650,000 |
A two-tone roof adds EGP 25,000 on the J7, J7 SHS and J8, and special paint adds EGP 30,000 on the two hybrids. Every model comes with a 7-year or 250,000 km vehicle warranty and a 10-year or 1,000,000 km engine warranty. The agent describes the prices as launch prices for a limited period. See trims and updates on the JAECOO J7 2026 price in Egypt page.
J7 petrol or J7 hybrid: which to choose
The JAECOO J7 is the model most Egyptian buyers search for. The petrol and plug-in hybrid versions share the body but drive very differently.
J7 Premium (petrol) | J7 SHS (plug-in hybrid) | |
Price | EGP 1,645,000 | EGP 1,940,000 |
Engine | 1.5T TGDI | 1.5T + electric motor |
Power | 197 hp | 279 hp |
Torque | 290 Nm | 365 Nm |
Battery | None | 18.4 kWh |
Electric-only range | None | Up to 100 km |
Charging | Not needed | 6.6 kW AC; 30–80% DC in about 20 min |
The hybrid costs EGP 295,000 more than the J7 Premium and EGP 445,000 more than the J7 Elite. In return you get 82 hp more and up to 100 km of electric driving, which covers most Cairo commutes if you charge at home.
Choose the J7 SHS if you can charge at home or at work and most of your driving is in the city.
Choose the J7 petrol if you can't charge easily. You keep the same cabin and cargo space for less money.
How JAECOO compares with Chery, Omoda and Haval in Egypt
JAECOO prices sit above the Chery and Haval SUVs of the same size. Here is each model against its closest rivals.
JAECOO model (EGP) | Chery rival (EGP) | Haval rival (EGP) |
J5: 1.195m–1.325m | Tiggo 7 Pro: 1.09m–1.19m | Jolion: 1.04m–1.195m |
J7 petrol: 1.495m–1.645m | Tiggo 7 Pro Max: 1.32m–1.42m | H6: 1.39m–1.58m |
J7 SHS hybrid: 1.94m | — | H7 hybrid: 1.795m; V7 hybrid: 1.915m |
J8 SHS AWD: 2.65m | Tiggo 9 PHEV: 2.1m | V7 Hi4 AWD hybrid: 2.19m |
The J5 Urban costs the same as the top Haval Jolion, and the J7 Elite is about EGP 75,000 above the Chery Tiggo 7 Pro Max Luxury. The J8 carries the biggest premium, about EGP 460,000 over the Haval V7 Hi4, but it is the only one of the group with 600 hp and three rows. All three brands give long warranties, so the choice comes down to design, equipment and dealer access.
Omoda is JAECOO's sister brand and has the same agent in Egypt. It is aimed at buyers who want a city crossover rather than an off-road-styled SUV. Omoda's Egyptian prices under the new agent had not been published when this article went live.
Browse every JAECOO SUV and crossover in Egypt to compare specs side by side.
Where to buy: today's dealers and the 2026–2027 network plan
JAECOO cars are sold through Ezz Al-Arab Al-Sewedy's showrooms and its approved dealers. The group plans to grow the network quickly.
Milestone | Target |
Launch | 26 October 2026 |
Approved dealers by end-2026 | 12, across Egypt's governorates |
Approved dealers by end-2027 | 25 |
Sales target by end-2027 | About 12,000 cars |
For now, buyers outside Cairo may need to travel to a showroom or wait for the new dealers in 2027. Ask about service locations near you before you buy, because a young network matters as much as the warranty.
FAQ
What is the cheapest JAECOO in Egypt? The JAECOO J5 Urban, at EGP 1,195,000.
What is the JAECOO J7 price in Egypt? EGP 1,495,000 for the J7 Elite, EGP 1,645,000 for the J7 Premium, and EGP 1,940,000 for the J7 SHS plug-in hybrid.
How much is the JAECOO J8 in Egypt? EGP 2,650,000, in one Flagship AWD plug-in hybrid trim.
Who is the JAECOO agent in Egypt? Ezz Al-Arab Al-Sewedy Investments, in partnership with Chery Group.
What warranty does JAECOO offer in Egypt? 7 years or 250,000 km on the vehicle, and 10 years or 1,000,000 km on the engine.
