The Omoda 7 arrives with a clear mission: to push smart mobility into its next chapter by offering one of the most capable and adaptable intelligent parking systems currently available. Its suite of features, driven by APA (Automatic Parking Assistance) and RPA (Remote Parking Assistance), is designed to tackle everything from tight parallel spaces to awkwardly angled slots and even narrow residential lanes.
The system supports custom parking paths, memory reverse, and remote straight-in or straight-out manoeuvres, allowing the car to operate confidently even in tricky environments. It has also been calibrated for more than 1,000 real-world scenarios across different markets, giving it an edge in both efficiency and versatility.
The model made its first major appearance at the Omoda I Jaecoo International User Summit in October 2025, held under the theme “Co-Create Co-Define,” which reflects the brand’s ambition to set new benchmarks rather than follow them.
The summit brought together users from around the world to explore future mobility ideas, and the Omoda 7 stood out with its evolution from simple driver assistance to genuinely intelligent behaviour. Its parking technology establishes it as one of the most advanced offerings in its segment, reinforcing the brand’s intention to lead rather than participate.
On the road, the APA system uses intelligent sensing to recognise its surroundings and manage parking in vertical, parallel, and angled spaces, taking care of both the entry and exit. It also supports selectable parking points and traced reversing, meaning drivers can rely on the car to mimic previously taken routes when navigating tight spots. This is particularly useful in older neighbourhoods, where narrow lanes and limited turning room often make parking a chore.
For situations where climbing out of the car is nearly impossible—such as when parking tightly alongside a wall—RPA takes over. Drivers can simply step out and use the key remote to guide the vehicle in or out, reducing the chance of scratches or dents and removing the pressure of squeezing through small gaps.
Efficiency is another area where the Omoda 7 makes its mark. The system performs parking manoeuvres with fewer steering adjustments, completing them more quickly than typical rivals. This matters in everyday life, such as when navigating busy shopping centres or peak-hour office car parks, where getting in and out swiftly can make a noticeable difference.
The brand says this emphasis on speed and simplicity is central to its goal of ensuring technology genuinely improves everyday driving rather than complicating it.
The introduction of the Omoda 7 also comes at a time of broader momentum for its parent company. In July, Omoda I Jaecoo’s parent firm climbed to 233rd place on the 2025 Fortune Global 500 list, while exports passed the five-million-unit mark, achieving what the company describes as a “Dual 500” milestone.
This growth aligns with its global strategy, which has increasingly focused on Europe, where the brand has become one of the region’s fastest-growing names this year. The company continues to promote its dual-brand identity: Omoda as a forward-leaning crossover marque aimed at younger drivers, and Jaecoo as a premium off-road brand inspired by classic design but developed for modern tastes.
In the new-energy vehicle sphere, Omoda I Jaecoo relies on its SHS technology—combining a super hybrid engine, extended driving range, and strong acceleration—to anchor its ambitions of becoming a global leader in hybrid mobility. With the Omoda 7, that ambition becomes even clearer, as the model blends advanced driver assistance with user-centred practicality.
The Omoda 7 demonstrates how intelligent systems can make everyday driving easier and less stressful, offering a glimpse of where mainstream mobility is heading while giving the brand another foothold in its expanding global journey.
