- Omoda & Jaecoo has delivered over 32,000 vehicles in Malaysia two years after launch.
- Jaecoo J5 drove growth with 2,500+ deliveries in four months and J5 EV pre-orders open at ~RM125,000.
- NEV deliveries surged 843% to ~2,300 H1 2026 as the brand adds gasoline, PHEV and BEV options.
Chery’s Omoda & Jaecoo brand has marked its second anniversary in Malaysia.
The brand has delivered more than 32,000 vehicles in the country to date, making it one of Malaysia’s fastest-growing new automotive brands in recent years.
During the anniversary event, the company also handed over 20 new Jaecoo J5 SUVs to customers and announced the opening of pre-orders for the all-electric Jaecoo J5 EV, its first battery-electric model for the Malaysian market.
As of July 2026, Omoda & Jaecoo had delivered more than 8,100 vehicles so far this year, ranking fifth among automotive brands in Malaysia by sales.
Since entering the market, the brand has steadily expanded its presence with SUV models including the J7, J8 and J5, with the J5 emerging as its primary growth driver.
Launched in March, the Jaecoo J5 surpassed 2,500 cumulative deliveries within just four months, making it one of the brand’s fastest-growing models in Malaysia.
Building on the momentum of the gasoline-powered J5, Omoda & Jaecoo is introducing the J5 EV to further expand its new energy vehicle lineup.
According to the company, the Jaecoo J5 EV is expected to start at around RM125,000 ($30,540) and is positioned as a D-segment all-electric SUV.
The model is equipped with a 58.9 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery supplied by CATL, offering a CLTC-rated driving range of up to 402 km.
New energy vehicles have become the brand’s fastest-growing business segment in Malaysia.
During the first half of 2026, Omoda & Jaecoo delivered around 2,300 NEVs, up 843% from 244 units a year earlier.
With the addition of the J5 EV, the brand now offers gasoline, plug-in hybrid and battery-electric powertrains.
The Jaecoo lineup currently consists of the J5, J7 and J8, with the J7 also available as a plug-in hybrid.
Under the Omoda brand, the C9 is currently on sale, while the C7 and its plug-in hybrid variant are scheduled to launch in the future.
Malaysia’s new energy vehicle market has expanded rapidly in recent years, becoming one of the key destinations for Chinese automakers in Southeast Asia.
Brands including BYD, Geely and Leapmotor have all accelerated product launches and dealer network expansion in the country, intensifying competition.
Chris Tan, the brand’s country head, said Omoda & Jaecoo will continue expanding its product portfolio, accelerate the introduction of new energy vehicles, and further strengthen its after-sales service network.
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