Chery’s Jetour G700 has gone on sale in China for 2027 with five configurations. Prices range from 329,900 yuan for the five-seat Tanye Edition 150 to 442,900 yuan for the six-seat Zhijing Qiankun Edition 260. The SUV remains 5.20 meters long, 2.05 meters wide and 1.96 meters tall, with a 2.87-meter wheelbase; it is called the Zongheng G700 in China and the Jetour G700 in overseas markets.
Three versions use a 34.13-kWh CATL LFP battery and are rated for 150 km of electric driving under the CLTC test cycle, or 122 km under WLTP. The two higher-range configurations have a 59.45-kWh CATL ternary-lithium battery and a claimed 260 km CLTC range, equivalent to 211 km WLTP. All versions pair a 2.0-liter turbo engine with a plug-in hybrid system producing about 904 hp combined.
The 2027 model keeps its rear-mounted spare wheel and rugged shape, while adopting a simplified grille, revised wheel designs and body-color exterior trim. Inside, equipment includes a 35.4-inch panoramic display, a 15.6-inch 2.5K central screen with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8255 processor, wireless charging, a refrigerator and Lexicon audio. Six-seat versions have zero-gravity seats in the second row; five-seat models get a roof-mounted entertainment screen. The Zhijing Qiankun Edition 150 also adds Huawei Qiankun ADS 5.0. Off-road hardware includes front and rear differential locks, a central power lock and air suspension.