Omoda & Jaecoo have now sold more than 60,000 vehicles across Spain in less than three years, while ranking third in Almería car sales in 2026. Their rise has coincided with a rapid shift toward electrified models.
Electrified cars now lead the brand’s growth. Since February 2024, Omoda & Jaecoo have sold over 37,500 electrified vehicles in Spain, more than 60% of their total sales in the country. In 2026, electrified models account for 92% of all deliveries, mainly hybrids and plug-in hybrids with the Super Hybrid System. Gasoline cars made up 97.7% of sales in 2024; this year, their share has dropped to 7.6%. Industry data show that electrified vehicles accounted for 96.3% of Omoda & Jaecoo’s Spanish sales in August 2026, including 2,070 units featuring the Super Hybrid System.
Private buyers account for 73% of Omoda & Jaecoo sales, while business fleets and rental companies make up the rest. The Omoda 5 leads sales, with 30,305 units across gasoline, hybrid and electric versions. The Jaecoo 7 follows with 13,402 units, while the Jaecoo 5 has 6,690. Plug-in models such as the Omoda 9 and Omoda 7 are also gaining ground among buyers seeking electric options.
Regional figures offer a picture of the brand’s reach. In Soria, Omoda & Jaecoo led new registrations from January to August 2026, with a 10.4% share. They ranked second in Badajoz, Castellón and Cuenca, and third in Álava, Almería, Ávila, León and La Rioja. The brand placed among the top three across Castilla-La Mancha and La Rioja. It also remained strong in Extremadura and the Balearic Islands. Industry reports say Omoda & Jaecoo registered 25,465 vehicles in Spain from January to August 2026, an 80.2% year-on-year increase that had already surpassed their total for all of 2025.
As industry sources have reported, the Omoda 5’s earlier success in Spain helped set the stage for the brand’s growth. Electrified models now form the backbone of its lineup.
Omoda & Jaecoo had registered just 173 units by the end of 2023, then closed 2024 with 8,885 sales. Sales more than doubled to 23,691 in 2025. By September 2026, registrations had reached 27,584, already topping the previous year’s total with the year still underway.
Spain’s car market is shifting away from established brands and traditional engines. Omoda & Jaecoo’s rise, driven by electrified technology and private buyers, shows how quickly consumer tastes can change when new models arrive. Established automakers face pressure to adapt as new brands gain ground in Spain.
