JAC Group

JAC Group (Chinese: 江汽集团; officially Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group Corp.,Ltd.)^[2] is a state owned manufacturer owned by JAG. Jianghuai Automobile Group offers a wide range of products and services under the brand name JAC. JAC specializes in the production of passenger cars and commercial vehicles, with a focus on providing quality and reliable transportation solutions. Their lineup includes various models such as the JAC iEV, A5 PLUS, X6, X7, and E40X, among others. These vehicles are designed to meet the needs of different customers.

Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group Corp.,Ltd.

Trade name	JAC Motors
Company type	State-owned Public
Traded as	SSE: 600418
Industry	Automotive
Founded	1964; 61 years ago (1964) (as Hefei Jianghuai Automobile)
Headquarters	Hefei, Anhui , China
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	An Jin (Chairman and President)[1]
Products	Passenger cars Trucks Buses Automotive components
Owner	JAG
Subsidiaries	JAC-Navistar Diesel (50%) Volkswagen Anhui (25%)
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese	安徽江淮汽車集團股份有限公司
Simplified Chinese	安徽江淮汽车集团股份有限公司
Transcriptions
Website	http://www.jac.com.cn

JAC showroom in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Mexico.

Brands

JAC

JAC as the main brand, has gone through multiple transition during last decades. Originally, JAC has several products line. The Heyue for sedans, hatchbacks, MPVs, and SUVs, the Refine for large MPVs/minivans and vans.

In 2017, the Heyue series was discontinued and the final models were replaced by electric variants.^[3]

In 2019, a new series, Jiayue, was introduced. Multiple Refine vehicles have been facelifted and moved to this series.

In 2020, JAC started to rebadge JAC Jiayue series models to Sehol brand, resulted in the Sehol A5, Sehol X4, Sehol X7. The rebadge is in fact a move to move all sedans and SUV under the Sehol brand.

In 2023, JAC revealed that they decided to phase out the Sehol brand in the future, several Sehol models, like QX, A5 and X8, were rebadged back to JAC brand.^[4]

• JAC A5 Plus (2023–present), compact sedan, rebadged Sehol A5 Plus
• JAC QX PHEV (2023–present), compact SUV, rebadged Sehol QX
• JAC X8 Plus (2023–present), mid-size SUV, rebadged Sehol X8
• JAC iEVA50 (2018–present), EV variant of Heyue
• JAC iEV7 (2014–present), EV variant of Heyue A20

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  JAC A5 Plus
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  JAC QX PHEV
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  JAC X8 Plus
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  JAC iEVA50
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  JAC iEV7

Sehol

Main article: Sehol

Sehol (思皓) was established in 2018 as a joint venture between JAC and Volkswagen, originally positioned as a brand for pure electric vehicles. In 2020, the Volkswagen Group increased its stake in the joint venture, JAC Volkswagen, to 75% and officially renamed Volkswagen Anhui. The Sehol brand has been licensed for use by JAC, essentially making it no longer a joint venture brand.^[5]

In 2023, JAC revealed that they decided to phase out the Sehol brand in the future.^[4]

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  Sehol E10X
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  Sehol E20X
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  Sehol X4
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  Sehol X7
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  Sehol X8
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  Sehol A5 Plus
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  Sehol QX

JAC Yiwei

JAC Yiwei (江淮钇为) is JAC's brand for entry-level passenger EV, launched in April 2023.^[6]

• JAC Yiwei 3 (2023–present), subcompact hatchback

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  JAC Yiwei 3

JAC Refine

JAC Refine (江淮瑞风) was a brand of JAC for commercial MPV/Van. In 2020, JAC Refine was became as an independent brand from the MPV product line of JAC.^[7]

• JAC Refine M3 (2015–present), compact minivan
  • JAC Refine E3, EV variant of Refine M3
• JAC Refine M4 (2016–present), mid-size minivan
• JAC Refine M5 (2002–present), full-size minivan
• JAC Refine M6/ M6 MAX/ L6 MAX (2013–present), full-size minivan
• JAC Refine RF8 (to commence), full-size minivan

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  JAC Refine RF8
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  JAC Refine M3
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  JAC Refine M4
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  JAC Refine L6 Max

Discontinued models

JAC

Sedan

• JAC Refine A60 (2015–2020), mid-size sedan
  • JAC iEVA60 (2019–2021), variant of Refine A60
• JAC Binyue (2008–2012), mid-size sedan
• JAC Jiayue A5 (2020), compact sedan, rebadged to Sehol A5
• JAC Heyue (2011–2017), compact sedan and hatchback
• JAC Heyue A30 (2012–2016), subcompact sedan
• JAC Heyue A20 (2013–2014), subcompact sedan
• JAC Heyue Tongyue (2008–2017), subcompact sedan and hatchback
  • JAC Tongyue Cross (2009–2012), SUV variant of Tongyue
  • JAC iEV4 (2011–2018), EV variant of Tongyue
• JAC Yueyue (2010–2016), city car
  • JAC Yueyue Cross (2012–2016), hatchback variant of Yueyue

SUV

• JAC Jiayue X7 (2020), mid-size SUV, rebadged to Sehol X7
• JAC Jiayue X4 (2020), compact SUV, rebadged to Sehol X4
• JAC Refine S7 (2017–2020), mid-size SUV
• JAC Refine S5 (2013–2019), compact SUV
• JAC Refine S4 (2018–2020), compact SUV
  • JAC iEVS4 (2019–2022), EV variant of Refine S4
• JAC Refine S3 (2015–2016), subcompact SUV
• JAC Refine S2 (2015–2018), subcompact SUV
  • JAC iEV7S (2016–2023), EV variant of Refine S2
• JAC Refine S2 Mini (2017–2020), mini SUV
  • JAC iEV6E (2016–2021), based on the Refine S2 Mini
• JAC Rein (2007–2013), compact SUV

Van/MPV

• JAC Refine R3 (2017–2023), compact MPV
• JAC Refine M2 (2010–2016), compact MPV

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  JAC Rein
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  JAC Binyue (J7)
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  Heyue sedan (JAC B15) pictured in Chile
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  Heyue A13 (2012 JAC 137 Sedan)
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  Refine R3
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  Refine M2 (Heyue RS)
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  Refine S7
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  Refine S5
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  Refine S4
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  Refine S3
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  Refine S2 (2015)

Joint ventures

JAC-Navistar Diesel Engine Company (JND)

JAC announced a pair of joint ventures with Navistar International Corporation , NC2 Global (itself a Navistar/Caterpillar joint venture).^[8] The NC2 joint venture will manufacture heavy duty trucks. The Navistar joint venture, called JAC-Navistar Diesel Engine Company (JND), will build medium to heavy diesel engines in China with parts and services provisioned by Navistar.^[9] The new companies will both be located in Hefei where JAC is also based.^[9] Cummins purchased Navistar's equity in the engine joint venture in 2018.^[10]

JAC-Volkswagen (Sehol)

Main article: Sehol

Sehol (Chinese: 思皓; Sihao^[11]) is a car brand launched on April 24, 2018, by SEAT and JAC Volkswagen Automotive Co., Ltd. joint venture.^[12]