Omoda and Jaecoo are Chery brands: finding their parts by VIN
One group, five badges
Chery says it exported 1.14 million vehicles in 2024 and was, by then, China’s top passenger car exporter for 22 consecutive years. The group sells cars under Chery, Omoda, Jaecoo, Exeed and Jetour.
LVV is a Chery Automobile manufacturer code found on Chinese-built Omoda and Jaecoo cars. Check the actual VIN; a brand name alone does not establish the manufacturer code for every production location.
Omoda and Jaecoo in the UK
Omoda launched in the UK in August 2024 and Jaecoo followed in January 2025, both through a shared dealer network. The first cars were the petrol Omoda 5, the electric Omoda E5 and the Jaecoo 7.
Chery builds cars in Europe as well. Its joint venture with EV Motors in Barcelona produced its first car, an Ebro-badged S700, in November 2024. Ebro cars are not part of the Chery catalog on VINsearch.
The Jaecoo 7 SHS plug-in hybrid
Jaecoo introduced the Jaecoo 7 SHS in the UK in January 2025. Its Super Hybrid System pairs a 1.5-litre TGDI petrol engine with two electric motors and an 18.3 kWh battery.
The petrol and plug-in hybrid versions share the Jaecoo 7 name and differ in their powertrain and battery parts. Decode the VIN before you order anything for the engine bay, the cooling system or the high-voltage side.
Identify the car, then the part
Chery’s export ranges change from year to year, and the same car can carry different model names in different markets. Start from the VIN, which identifies the vehicle for a manufacturer build-record lookup whatever the tailgate says.
Engine and gearbox combinations matter here as much as on any established brand. Resolve the VIN in the active catalog and verify the returned combination and applicability notes, so you avoid ordering a filter or a set of brake pads merely listed for a sister model.
Parts that cross the group
Group models often share engines and running gear, so a number you found for a Chery can turn up on an Omoda or a Jaecoo. Use that as a sourcing lead, and confirm each car against its own VIN before you fit anything.
Bodywork and trim are where the brands part ways, since each badge has its own styling. Expect lamps, bumpers and grilles to be specific to the brand.
Chery group parts on VINsearch
The Chery catalog on VINsearch covers Chery, Omoda, Jaecoo, Exeed and Jetour, with genuine part numbers and exploded diagrams for the build you decode. For the wider market, see EPC catalogs for Chinese car brands.
Frequently asked questions
Who makes Omoda and Jaecoo cars?
Chery Automobile. Omoda and Jaecoo are Chery brands, alongside Exeed and Jetour. Chinese-built examples use the manufacturer code LVV; check the actual VIN.
Which catalog has Omoda parts?
The Chery catalog, which covers Omoda, Jaecoo, Exeed and Jetour as well as Chery. Decode the VIN to reach the exact build.
Do Omoda and Chery share parts?
Often for engines and running gear, and seldom for body panels and trim. Confirm by VIN before you order.