JAC models

Who is JAC?

JAC is a Chinese vehicle maker based in Hefei, Anhui. Its full name is Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group, and it is known for a broad range of passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles. The European models listed here give a more focused picture: a small electric car, a compact SUV and a newer electric crossover.

Which JAC models appear in Europe?

Three JAC models appear in European Union registration figures from 2019 to 2025. The iEV7S was the earliest, with registrations from 2019 to 2022. The JS4 followed in 2022 and ran through 2025, while the E30X appears from 2024 to 2025.

The JS4 was the most registered of the three, with 497 EU registrations over 2022–2025. The iEV7S recorded 359 from 2019–2022, and the E30X recorded 227 from 2024–2025. These figures show the sequence of JAC models appearing in the EU, from the iEV7S to the JS4 and E30X.

How did JAC’s European range develop?

The iEV7S began the period as JAC’s electric offering in the EU list. The JS4 then brought a compact SUV into the sequence, before the E30X appeared as a newer electric crossover. The overlap between the JS4 and E30X registrations shows that the change was not a simple one-model-at-a-time handover.

Together, the three models trace a shift in the listed range from an early electric SUV, through a compact SUV, to a later electric crossover. They also show that JAC’s European presence in these years included both electric models and a non-electric SUV.

Where are JAC cars registered?

For the models listed here, the market is the European Union, counted through EEA registration figures. That gives a view of where these JAC vehicles were registered, rather than a complete picture of every country where the company sells cars.

Official consumption and emissions figures can be difficult to compare across regions because test procedures differ. European figures may use WLTP or the older NEDC procedure; the USA uses EPA ratings, while Canada uses a 5-cycle test.