Jaecoo J5 HEV Price Rises by Rs300,000 From October 1

Jaecoo has announced a price revision for its popular J5 hybrid SUV in Pakistan, and the news is mixed for buyers. The Jaecoo J5 price in Pakistan is going up by Rs300,000 from October 1, 2026 — but the company’s bigger J7 model is actually getting cheaper at the same time.

The revised pricing was notified by the company and widely reported in the automotive press on October 3, giving prospective buyers only a short window to lock in the outgoing rates before the new prices take effect.

New Jaecoo J5 prices

From October 1, the Jaecoo J5 Comfort variant costs Rs6,999,000, while the better-equipped Premium variant is priced at Rs7,999,000. Both variants see an identical Rs300,000 increase over their previous prices.

The J5 has built a following among buyers looking for a feature-packed hybrid SUV at a competitive price, and the increase is likely to push some fence-sitters to finalise their bookings quickly. Price revisions have become common across the industry this year as automakers adjust to changing input costs and tax policies.

Who can still get the old price

There is a silver lining for early birds: customers who have already paid the full amount before October 1 will be honoured at the old price. The company has confirmed that fully paid bookings made ahead of the cutoff date will not be affected by the revision, so buyers with pending deliveries are safe.

Jaecoo J7 gets a price cut

In a surprise move, Jaecoo has simultaneously reduced the price of its J7 SHS Premium. The flagship variant now costs Rs9,999,000, down from Rs10,499,000 — a cut of Rs500,000 that brings it under the psychologically important Rs10 million mark and sharpens its appeal against larger rivals.

Key facts

• J5 increase: Rs300,000 on both Comfort and Premium variants.
• New J5 prices: Comfort Rs6,999,000; Premium Rs7,999,000.
• Cutoff: Buyers who paid in full before October 1 keep the old price.
• J7 SHS Premium: Price cut to Rs9,999,000 (was Rs10,499,000).
• Booking terms: Minimum 20% booking amount; freight and insurance Rs55,000 charged extra.

What buyers should know

Bookings require a minimum payment of 20 percent of the vehicle’s price, and buyers should budget an additional Rs55,000 for freight and insurance, which is billed separately from the ex-factory price.

With one model going up and another coming down, Jaecoo’s revised lineup gives buyers something to think about. Those eyeing the J5 should move before the October deadline passes, while the J7 SHS Premium’s new sub-Rs10 million pricing makes the bigger SUV well worth a second look.