Audi Q7 vs Jaecoo J8

What's the difference?

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Audi Q7
Audi Q7

$74,990 - $117,777

2025 price

Jaecoo J8
Jaecoo J8

$31,990 - $55,590

2025 price

Summary

2025 Audi Q7
2025 Jaecoo J8
Safety Rating

Engine Type
Turbo V6, 3.0L

Fuel Type
Diesel/Electric

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Fuel Efficiency
7.0L/100km (combined)

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Seating
7

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Dislikes
  • Thirst for fuel
  • Lack of front row storage
  • Occasional drivetrain hesitation

  • So-so drive
  • Servicing kinda expensive
  • No hybrid
2025 Audi Q7 Summary

The updated Audi Q7 is a bit of a game of ‘spot the difference’ - but even though it’s far from a new generation, the update is more than just some shiny new bits.

While the brand’s first SUV is still in its second generation, a bit of modernised design and some tech tweaks are aimed at keeping it in line with rivals, even as it nears a decade on sale. 

As well as the new features, there’s also a new variant bound for Aussie showrooms. So, is it still up to the task?

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2025 Jaecoo J8 Summary

The Jaecoo J8 is an odd car.

It’s hard to place exactly where it sits in the market. It’s premium, but very affordable. It's very big but only has five seats. And it’s petrol only, at least for now, in a world that is obsessed with hybrid or electric power.

You’ve probably never heard of Jaecoo. That’s alright it’s only new, but it’s a fresh Chinese brand with big ambitions. A more accurate description is it’s Chery’s premium sub-brand.

And the J8 is its new flagship SUV that has found a little niche that's been left in Australia’s overflowing SUV segment.

It’s about the same size as the Kia Sorento or Hyundai Santa Fe family SUVs, but the J8 is five seats only and ditches the third row for a big boot.

The interior wouldn’t look out of place if it had a three-pointed star on the bonnet but the price tag will have you thinking you can buy two for the price of one.

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