Jaecoo Releases a Car That Can Find Parking Itself and Pick Up Drivers

Jaecoo J7 SHS-P SIVP. (Photo: Indra/VOI)

JAKARTA - Omoda & Jaecoo officially introduced the Super Intelligent Valet Parking (SIVP) technology embedded in the Jaecoo J7 SHS-P SIVP, Thursday, July 30. This innovation is the company's next step in presenting smart driving technology designed to meet the mobility needs of modern society, especially in urban areas.

Increasing traffic density, limited parking space, and increasingly dense community activities make the driving experience more challenging. Through SIVP technology, Jaecoo offers a solution that is claimed to be able to provide a more practical, safe, and comfortable driving experience, especially when looking for and accessing vehicles in parking areas.

"We see a change in consumer needs as urban mobility develops. Users now not only want vehicles with advanced technology, but also technology that can help solve the challenges they face every day. For us, innovation must always come from the real needs of consumers," said Business Unit Director of Omoda & Jaecoo Indonesia Jim Ma, at ICE BSD, Thursday, July 30.

SIVP carries the concept of "Come to You, Park for You" with two main features, namely smart parking which allows vehicles to find and park themselves automatically, and smart summon which makes the car can be called through an application on the smartphone to pick up the owner after finishing the activity.

Indonesia became the first country to be chosen as the location for the global launch of this technology before being introduced in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Thailand. According to Jaecoo, this decision shows the importance of the Indonesian market for the company so that the first implementation of SIVP is carried out through Jaecoo J7 SHS-P.

To support this capability, the Jaecoo J7 SHS-P SIVP is equipped with an intelligent driving system that combines 27 sensors and cameras around the vehicle. This system is also equipped with a 128-channel DTOF LiDAR, a millimeter wave radar that is capable of detecting objects up to 280 meters in front and 200 meters to the side, as well as a camera that provides monitoring coverage of up to 540 degrees.

All of this information is processed by the Intelligent Driving Domain Controller so that the vehicle can accurately recognize the surrounding conditions and perform parking maneuvers safely. In its application in the shopping center area, the driver simply determines the parking area and then gets out of the vehicle before the parking process begins.

After that, the car will search for available parking spaces and park itself automatically. When the owner is done with the activity, the vehicle can be called through an application connected to the smartphone and will move towards the designated pick-up point without the driver having to walk to the parking location.

Jaecoo targets the implementation of the first phase of the SIVP technology to start in October 2026 in 40 locations. Furthermore, by the end of 2026, the service coverage will be expanded to more than 60 points in various regions of Indonesia, including shopping centers, public areas, to office buildings. In conjunction with its debut at GIIAS 2026, Jaecoo also officially opened the initial booking of J7 SHS-P SIVP through the official Jaecoo Indonesia website.

"For this SIVP technology, consumers don't need to worry. Because the parking area that supports this SIVP technology will be added continuously and we will update it directly to the consumer's car via OTA," concluded Jim Ma.