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Nishat Group Offers Price Lock for JAECOO J5 and Reduces J7 Price

Nishat Group has reduced the price of the JAECOO J7 and locked in prices for the J5 until September 30, 2026, providing customers with more certainty and v

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Nishat Group Offers Price Lock for JAECOO J5 and Reduces J7 Price
JAECOO J7 and J5 models on display at a dealership in Pakistan.

Key Takeaways

  • Nishat Group has reduced the price of the JAECOO J7 by PKR 500,000.
  • The JAECOO J5 HEV prices will remain unchanged until September 30, 2026.
  • This move aims to provide customers with price certainty and value.

Nishat Group, a prominent player in Pakistan’s automotive market, has taken a customer-centric approach by reducing the price of the JAECOO J7 by PKR 500,000, bringing its ex-factory price down to PKR 9,999,000, effective from September 14, 2026. This reduction marks the same price as the vehicle was launched at in November 2025, making it highly competitive in the segment.

In contrast, the JAECOO J5 HEV prices will remain unchanged until September 30, 2026, for both previous and new orders. Customers who have already booked the J5 or those who book before October 1, 2026, can secure the current price by clearing their full balance by September 30, 2026. This price-lock mechanism provides existing and new customers with a defined opportunity to benefit from the current pricing.

Nishat Group Offers Price Lock for JAECOO J5 and Reduces J7 Price

According to the sources, this decision by Nishat Group is significant for several reasons. Firstly, it demonstrates a commitment to transparency and predictability, which are crucial for customers making major purchases. Secondly, it highlights the broader business presence of Nishat Group, which includes experience across multiple industries such as textiles, banking, cement, dairy, and power. This scale and stability can be particularly valuable in a market where automotive pricing is affected by various external factors.

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Behind the OMODA & JAECOO brands in Pakistan is NexGen Auto, a subsidiary of Nishat Group. The company is expanding its presence in Pakistan and is building its dealership and after-sales infrastructure to support customers beyond the initial sale. The company has already crossed the 10,000-vehicle milestone, marking a significant achievement for a brand that entered the Pakistani market only recently.

For JAECOO customers, the latest pricing update presents two key benefits. Firstly, the price reduction for the J7 offers a significant saving, making the vehicle more affordable. Secondly, the price-lock mechanism for the J5 ensures that customers can secure the current price, providing them with a clear window to benefit from the current pricing before it changes.

Nishat Group’s approach is not just about the size of the group. It is about having an established business ecosystem behind a relatively young automotive operation and the confidence that comes with a long-term presence in the market. This customer-centric strategy is crucial for building trust and maintaining a competitive edge in the automotive segment.

As OMODA & JAECOO continue to expand their presence in Pakistan, the company is focusing on establishing a complete ownership ecosystem rather than just focusing on vehicle sales. This includes building a robust dealership network and after-sales support, which will be essential for customer satisfaction and loyalty.

The move by Nishat Group to offer price certainty and value to customers is a strategic decision that reflects the company’s commitment to customer satisfaction and market competitiveness. As the automotive market in Pakistan continues to evolve, such customer-centric approaches are likely to gain more traction.