Jaecoo V23 Confirmed to Launch in Nepal – What You Need to Know!

Jaecoo V23 is coming soon in Nepal.

SPG Automobiles, the authorized distributor for Jaecoo vehicles in Nepal, celebrated its first anniversary since its official debut in the Nepali market. The company has sold over 800+ units in the market.

Celebrating the event, Omoda Jaecoo Nepal has announced enticing offers for its existing lineup, including benefits up to Rs. 5,15,000, Free 7 kW Charger, 1 Year Free Insurance, and Road Tax.

Interestingly enough, Omoda Jaecoo Nepal also revealed their plan to introduce Jaecoo V23 and Jaecoo J5 in 2025. However, the details regarding the exact launch dates, variants, and specifications will be known down the line.

The Jaecoo V23 is a rebadged version of the iCar V23, which is a subsidiary brand of Chery—the parent company of both Omoda and Jaecoo. This rebranding trend is not surprising, as the Jaecoo J6 was also a rebranding of the iCar 03 when it launched in the Thailand market.

The iCar V23 will likely follow a similar path when it makes its debut in Thailand, subsequently bringing that name when it makes its debut in the Nepali market.

That being said, we will cover known details about the Jaecoo V23 in this article.

Let’s take a quick look at the Jaecoo V23 in Nepal along with its key specifications.

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Jaecoo V23 Overview

Design

Jaecoo V23 sports a squared-off silhouette, reminiscent of popular off-roaders like the Mercedez G-Wagen.

It features a rugged and muscular profile. The sculpted bonnet holds a strong on-road presence with horizontally protruding circular LED headlights and extended wheel arches.

The bumpers are colored-matched, complimenting its overall presence.

Nevertheless, the front section has the most busy aesthetic styling. It has a mix of retro themes with futuristic undertones.

Comparatively, the side profile is a bit simpler with hidden door handles. A prominent horizontal line extends from the front bonnet to the rear section. Other than the boxy appearance, the rest of the profile is simple.

Interestingly enough, the space between the C-pillar and the D-pillar has been closed off with yet another color-matched panel. 

Coming to the rear profile, the design is reminiscent of the G-Wagen.

The LED Taillight is placed lower down. Instead of a spare tyre, V23 comes with an external rear storage container.

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However, it is a base-level design, where customers can opt for 24 modular upgrade interfaces like detachable fenders, off-road bumpers, and other accessories.

Doing so will allow users to personalize the vehicle per their preferences.

Interestingly enough, the interiors match the theme set by the exterior. The V23 features mechanical knobs which further solidifies its rugged appeal.

The Jaecoo V23 comes in Orange, Black, Gray, Green, Silver, Yellow, and White colors.

Performance

Jaecoo V23 is available in a single-motor RWD and dual-motor AWD configuration.

The single-motor RWD is powered by a 100kW Motor, generating a max power of 136PS and a max torque of 180Nm. 

The RWD comes in two LFP battery options: 47.3kWh battery with a 301km CLTC range and 59.9kWh battery with a 401km CLTC range.

The dual-motor AWD is powered by a 155kW motor, generating a max power of 210PS and a max torque of 292Nm. It is supported by an 81.8kWh NMC battery with a range claim of 501km CLTC range.

These versions will likely come with a 7kW AC Charger.

Talking about the charge time, it takes 6.9 hours for a 47.3kWh battery, 8.8 hours for a 59.9kWh battery, and 14.2 hours for 81.8kWh battery.

There will be additional support for DC fast-charging and up to 3.3kW Vehicle-2-Load functionality.

Although these are the available configurations for the international markets, the ones coming to Nepal will likely see minor tweaks, especially in motor, to better fit the Nepali market.

Additional Details

McPherson independent and Multi-link independent handle suspension duties.

The dimensions are 4220 mm in length, 1915 mm in width, and 1845 mm in height. Moreover, the wheelbase stands at 2730 mm.

Jaecoo V23 gets a 200-210mm ground clearance, claiming a 42/43-degree approach angle and a 40/41-degree departure angle. And, the kerb weight is 1630-1825 kg.

It has a storage capacity of 90 liters of underfloor trunk space and 744 liters cargo space with rear seats folded.

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Features

Here is a quick list of features in the Jaecoo V23 in Nepal for 2025.

Jaecoo V23 Features Highlight

• 100kW Motor RWD / 155kW AWD Motor Option
• 47.3kWh – 59.9kWh LFP Battery / 81.8kWh NMC Battery
• Boxy and Muscular Styling
• Circular LED Headlamp
• 15.4-inch 2.5K Touch Infotainment with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155
• Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Connectivity
• Surround-view Camera
• L2 Support with 2 mm-Wave Radars and 12 Ultrasonic Radars
• Up to 21-inch Tyre
• 42° (FWD) / 43° (AWD) Approach Angle
• 40° (FWD) / 41° (AWD) Departure Angle

Jaecoo V23 Price in Nepal and Availablity

When it comes to pricing, it’s still too early to speculate on the Jaecoo V23 price in Nepal.

Jaecoo Nepal has officially announced its plans to launch the premium off-roader in Nepal. Yet, several factors will ultimately influence its final pricing. Rest assured, its price will exceed that of the outgoing Jaecoo J6.

As of writing this article, Jaecoo V23 does not have a strong contender.

Like its Jaecoo J6 sibling, it has successfully created a unique segment for electric off-roaders with punchy performance and advanced features.

Legacy icons like Suzuki Jimny are known for being a funky and quirky off-roading offering. The Jaecoo V23 falls right into that unique segment, offering even more features and capabilities. Nevertheless, it will be interesting to see how the market will receive the V23 when it makes its debut.

What do you think about the Jaecoo V23? Let us know in the comments below.