Jaecoo J7 Vehicles Recalled Worldwide. Omoda & Jaecoo has announced an international safety recall affecting more than 1,000 vehicles. The recall involves 1,028 units of the 2025 Jaecoo J7 sold in Australia.
According to a recall notice submitted to the Australian Department of Infrastructure, the issue is linked to a manufacturing defect in the vehicle’s electronic control unit wiring harness.
What Is the Problem?
The recall notice explains that the ECU wiring harness may rub against the engine mounting bracket during normal driving. Over time, this contact can damage the wiring.
If the wiring becomes damaged, it may cause a sudden loss of engine power or a complete engine shutdown while the vehicle is in motion. This situation increases the risk of a road accident, especially at high speeds.
Which Vehicles Are Affected?
The recall applies only to the 1.6-liter turbocharged Jaecoo J7 variant sold in Australia. No other engine versions are included in this recall.
Owners of affected vehicles will be contacted directly by the company. They will be asked to visit authorized dealerships, where the inspection and repair will be carried out free of charge.
Pakistan Market Status
The company has clarified that this recall does not apply to the Jaecoo J7 PHEV variant sold in Pakistan. At this time, no recall has been announced for the local Pakistani market.
What Should Owners Do?
Australian owners are advised to respond promptly when contacted by the company. Getting the vehicle inspected early can prevent serious safety risks and ensure smooth vehicle performance.
Conclusion
The Jaecoo J7 recall highlights the importance of early fault detection in modern vehicles. While over 1,000 units in Australia are affected, Pakistan remains unaffected. Owners should stay alert to official notices and ensure timely inspections to maintain safety and reliability on the road.
