Jaecoo 7 Sets Efficiency Record Among Hybrid SUVs by Exceeding 1,200 Km of Range on Just One Tank in 16 Countries

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Published on 29/01/2026 at 21:32

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Jaecoo 7 Surpasses 1,200 Km of Range on a Single Tank in Real-World Tests Across 16 Countries and Sets a New Efficiency Standard Among Hybrid SUVs.

The Jaecoo 7 SHS, hybrid SUV from OMODA & JAECOO, achieved results exceeding 1,200 kilometers of range on a single tank in real-world tests conducted across 16 countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, and South America. The evaluations were conducted under real usage conditions and position the so-called real range as one of the main competitive differentiators of the model amidst the global competition for long-range hybrid technologies.

The tests are taking place at a time when the global hybrid SUV market is starting to value not only lab data but also the vehicle’s ability to maintain efficiency, performance, and stability in varied scenarios, with different climates, altitudes, and types of routes.

Jaecoo 7 Sets a New Standard of Range Among Hybrid SUVs

With a combined range of up to 1,200 km on the WLTP cycle, the Jaecoo 7 SHS sets a new benchmark for range within its segment. Practical tests conducted in more than 16 countries demonstrated that the model is capable of consistently outperforming the official figures, running on a single tank in real driving situations.

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Super Hybrid System Ensures Efficiency in Real Conditions

The performance of the Jaecoo 7 SHS is supported by the architecture of the Super Hybrid System (SHS), which combines different high-energy-efficiency elements.

The setup includes a dedicated hybrid engine with 44.5% thermal efficiency, a transmission with 98.5% efficiency, an electric motor of 150 kW and 310 Nm, in addition to an intelligent energy management system.

Jaecoo 7 sets efficiency record among hybrid SUVs by surpassing 1,200 km of range on a single tank across 16 countries/Disclosure

This configuration allows the model to maintain high efficiency even in situations of heavy load, long journeys, and challenging environments, ensuring operational robustness in any market where the SUV is used.

Range Expands Freedom of Use and Reduces Dependence on Charging

For global consumers, range has ceased to be merely the ability to go from point A to point B and has come to represent freedom of use, especially in regions with limited charging infrastructure. In this context, the Jaecoo 7 expands the operational radius of hybrid SUVs and redefines the mobility experience.

The model allows more than 79 km of travel in 100% electric mode, sufficient to cover daily urban routines without fuel consumption.

On inter-state and long-distance trips, the consumption in extended range mode exceeds 16 km/l, significantly reducing costs compared to vehicles with conventional engines.

In practice, with just one tank, the Jaecoo 7 is capable of covering routes like Paris to Berlin without stops, maintaining stable performance even under high temperatures, as observed in tests conducted in South Africa.

Consistent Performance Even with Low Battery Charge

Another differentiator observed in the tests is the stability of performance even when the battery charge level is low. Unlike many hybrids that experience significant power drops under these conditions, the Jaecoo 7’s dual-source system maintains consistent delivery.

The setup offers:

• 165 kW of combined power
• 0 to 100 km/h in up to 7.9 seconds
• Moose Test at up to 80 km/h
• Stable performance in high temperatures, extreme cold, and high altitudes

Whether in the ice and snow of Norway, under the intense heat of South Africa, on the rural roads of the United Kingdom, or on gravel trails in Saudi Arabia, the J7 SHS-P preserves acceleration, climbing capacity, and responsiveness with consistency.

Global Tests Validate OMODA & JAECOO’s Hybrid Technology

The durability testing program conducted across 16 countries validates not only the range and performance of the Jaecoo 7 but also the global viability and stability of the Super Hybrid System (SHS).

The results position the solution as one of the most comprehensive among the new energy vehicles (NEV) currently available in the global market.

With proven performance across different continents, climates, and road conditions, the Jaecoo 7 reinforces the technological advancement of OMODA & JAECOO and solidifies its positioning among the most efficient and long-range hybrid SUVs in the world.

Jaecoo 7 Sets Efficiency Record Among Hybrid SUVs by Exceeding 1,200 Km of Range on Just One Tank in 16 Countries

Jaecoo 7 Surpasses 1,200 Km of Range on a Single Tank in Real-World Tests Across 16 Countries and Sets a New Efficiency Standard Among Hybrid SUVs.

Jaecoo 7 Sets a New Standard of Range Among Hybrid SUVs

Super Hybrid System Ensures Efficiency in Real Conditions

Range Expands Freedom of Use and Reduces Dependence on Charging

Consistent Performance Even with Low Battery Charge

Global Tests Validate OMODA & JAECOO’s Hybrid Technology

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Jaecoo 7 Sets Efficiency Record Among Hybrid SUVs by Exceeding 1,200 Km of Range on Just One Tank in 16 Countries

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