JAECOO 5 ELECTRIC ESTATE
155kW Pure 61kWh 5dr Auto
- • £2,324.70 Initial rental (ex. VAT) • 60 Month term • 5000 Annual mileage
- • Subject to status and conditions + administration fee
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155kW Pure 61kWh 5dr Auto
155kW Luxury 61kWh 5dr Auto
The Jaecoo 5 EV is one of the newest fully electric SUVs to arrive in the UK, and it’s already turning heads. It’s bold, efficient and packed with clever technology, designed for drivers who want something fresh and different without paying premium prices.
If you’re not familiar with Jaecoo yet, that’s understandable, it’s a new name in the UK, but not a newcomer to car making. Jaecoo is a premium sub-brand of Chery, one of the largest and most experienced automotive manufacturers in China. The brand focuses on stylish, rugged-looking SUVs that blend advanced tech with a touch of adventure. The “5” is its first fully electric model for the UK, built to take on popular EVs like the BYD Atto 3, MG4 and Hyundai Kona Electric.
The Jaecoo 5 EV comes with a 60.9 kWh battery (around 58.9 kWh usable), giving you an official WLTP range of up to 248 miles on a full charge. In the real world, that’s more like 200 miles in every day driving.
That range puts it in the same ballpark as rivals like the MG4 Long Range or Hyundai Kona Electric, and not far behind the more premium Mercedes EQA, but at a much friendlier monthly cost.
Charging is straightforward whether you’re plugging in at home or out on the road.
It’s worth noting that the Jaecoo uses a Type 2 connector for home charging and CCS for rapid DC charging, the same as most modern EVs, so compatibility won’t be an issue.
With a 155 kW electric motor (that’s around 208 bhp), the Jaecoo 5 electric car isn’t shy. It’ll do 0 - 62 mph in around 7.7 seconds, which is quick enough for overtakes and smooth motorway merges.
It’s front-wheel drive, offering confident handling and good traction in all weather. The car feels solid on the road, with a comfortable ride that makes daily driving a breeze.
Step inside the Jaecoo 5 EV and you’ll find a smart, well-designed cabin that feels both practical and upmarket. There’s plenty of space for passengers, a generous boot, and lots of small storage spots for everyday bits and bobs.
Expect a large central touchscreen with all your navigation, entertainment and EV info, along with digital driver displays and the usual smartphone integration (Apple CarPlay and Android Auto). And, at the Luxury trim level, you’ll also get features like:
It’s impressive for the price and feels every bit like a modern, well-built SUV.
In the UK the JAECOO 5 EV is available in two trims, Pure and Luxury, both paired to the same 60.9 kWh (about 58.9 kWh usable) battery and the single 155 kW motor. That means the core driving experience, range and charging performance stay the same whichever trim you pick, so choosing comes down to kit and comfort.
If you’re looking for a compact electric SUV that’s comfortable, well-equipped and easy to live with, the Jaecoo 5 EV is a great all-rounder. It has enough range for most daily driving, quick charging for longer trips and a design that stands out from the crowd.
It’s ideal for families, commuters or anyone making the switch from petrol or diesel for the first time. And because it’s electric, you’ll benefit from lower running costs, no congestion charges in many areas, and a smoother, quieter drive every day.
The JAECOO 5 EV competes well with cars like the MG4, BYD Atto 3 and even the Mercedes EQA. It’s not quite as premium as the Mercedes, but offers similar space and range at a lower price point.
The official WLTP figure is around 248 miles, but in everyday UK driving you can expect closer to 200 miles depending on conditions.
At home (7 kW) you’ll get a full charge overnight in about 8–9 hours. On a rapid charger, you can add 10–80% in around half an hour.
Yes. Its full electric drivetrain, low running costs, and tax benefits make it a smart choice for business use, helping reduce company car expenses and day‑to‑day operating costs.
The car comes with a 7‑year/100,000‑mile vehicle warranty and an 8‑year/100,000‑mile battery warranty, covering defects and battery capacity, giving peace of mind for both personal and business leases.