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RM159,948–RM190,708
Overview
The Omoda Jaecoo C7 is a five-seat C-segment SUV launched in 2026, aimed at buyers choosing between a conventional turbo-petrol drivetrain and plug-in hybrid power. Prices start from RM160,000 for the Turbo 2WD, while the PHEV brings substantially more power for buyers prepared to spend more.
The Mk1 Omoda Jaecoo C7 is new for 2026 and arrives in Malaysia as a locally assembled C-segment SUV. The range comprises the 1.6-litre turbo-petrol Turbo 2WD with a wet dual-clutch automatic and the 1.5-litre plug-in hybrid PHEV with a single-ratio automatic. Both are front-wheel drive and seat five. The C7 is publicly displayed and available for test drives in 2026.
Which variant to buy
Most buyers should start with the RM160,000 Turbo 2WD. Its 1.6-litre petrol engine produces 194 hp, drives the front wheels through a wet dual-clutch automatic and keeps the C7’s entry price lower. Spend RM180,000 on the PHEV if the plug-in hybrid drivetrain suits your use and 355 hp is a priority. The RM20,000 gap buys the 1.5-litre petrol plug-in hybrid system and 161 hp more; both versions remain five-seat front-wheel-drive SUVs.
Verdict
The C7 gives buyers a clear powertrain decision rather than a confusing spread of trims. The Turbo 2WD is the lower-cost route into the range, while the PHEV makes a major step up in output, from 194 hp to 355 hp, for RM20,000 more. Both use front-wheel drive and have five seats. Equipment, electric-only range and charging details matter greatly to the PHEV case, so confirm those before signing.
Representative body-type outline, drawn to scale from the car's length and height.
RM160,000–RM180,000 · est. from RM1,635/mo
Key specs
Key specs
same class, similar money
The Omoda Jaecoo C7 costs RM160,000 as the Turbo 2WD and RM180,000 as the PHEV.
Choose the Turbo 2WD for the RM160,000 entry price and a 194 hp 1.6-litre turbo-petrol engine. Choose the RM180,000 PHEV if you want plug-in hybrid running and 355 hp.
The Turbo 2WD has a 1,598 cc petrol engine producing 194 hp. The PHEV uses a 1,498 cc petrol plug-in hybrid system producing 355 hp.
Yes. Both Malaysian C7 variants are front-wheel drive. The Turbo 2WD uses a wet dual-clutch automatic, while the PHEV uses a single-ratio automatic.