Omoda & Jaecoo Philippines has strengthened its position in the country’s growing electric vehicle market after securing the third spot among battery electric vehicle (BEV) brands during the first half of 2026, based on the latest sales report released by the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines (CAMPI) and the Truck Manufacturers Association (TMA).
The automaker sold 1,484 BEVs from January to June 2026, trailing only VinFast with 3,342 units and Tesla with 2,374 units. The latest figures highlight the increasing competition in the local EV segment as more brands expand their product offerings and dealership networks.
Coinciding with the sales milestone, Omoda & Jaecoo officially introduced the all-new Jaecoo J5 EV to the Philippine market. The company says the new model combines intelligent technology, premium comfort, and practical electric mobility, further expanding its growing lineup of electrified vehicles for Filipino motorists.
To address concerns about long-term battery ownership, Omoda & Jaecoo also announced a Battery State of Health (SOH) Warranty for the J5 EV. Under the program, the company will replace the vehicle’s battery free of charge if its state of health falls below 70% within the applicable warranty period, subject to the terms and conditions. The company believes this is among the first warranty programs of its kind in the Philippine automotive market.
Beyond its vehicle lineup, the brand showcased AIMOGA, its AI-powered humanoid robot, as part of its presentation on future mobility and customer engagement. According to the company, the technology demonstrates how artificial intelligence can support customer interaction alongside vehicle electrification.
Omoda & Jaecoo is likewise expanding its retail footprint nationwide. The company currently has 26 dealership locations, with additional openings planned to improve customer access to sales and after-sales services across the country.
With a growing dealer network, a new electric crossover, and improving BEV sales, Omoda & Jaecoo is positioning itself as one of the emerging players in the Philippine electric vehicle market as demand for electrified mobility continues to rise.
Autocar’s Take
The Philippine EV market is becoming far more competitive, and that’s ultimately good news for buyers. Omoda & Jaecoo’s rise to the country’s No. 3 BEV brand suggests that consumers are beginning to consider more alternatives beyond the established names. Equally important is the introduction of the Jaecoo J5 EV and its Battery State of Health warranty, which directly addresses one of the biggest concerns surrounding electric vehicle ownership: battery longevity. As more manufacturers invest in products, dealer support, and customer confidence, the Philippine BEV market appears poised for healthier competition and wider EV adoption in the years ahead.
