What you need to know
Chery (Omoda & Jaecoo) operates in the “massive export, affordable suvs” space. Here are the points that genuinely set the brand apart in the electric market, and the limitations to understand before buying.
Strengths
- Tight pricing
- Generous equipment
- A network expanding quickly
The watch-out
A mix of powertrains across the range and unknown residual values.
Electric models
An indicative electric line-up, subject to change by market and model year:
- Omoda 5 EV
- Omoda E5
- Jaecoo 6 EV
Which types of electric car does Chery (Omoda & Jaecoo) build?
The brand competes in the following segments. Each guide details the key figures (range, battery, price, consumption) and the use cases that suit it.
Buying a Chery (Omoda & Jaecoo) electric car: the checklist
- Check after-sales coverage near you: it is the first criterion for peace of mind, especially with brands new to Europe.
- Compare the charging curve, not just the quoted WLTP range.
- Check the battery warranty (duration, mileage, capacity threshold).
- Research resale value: established brands tend to hold their value better.
- Test drive on your usual routes, including a real charging session on a public charger.