Omoda Announces Its Electric Strategy for Europe Starting in 2026

Published on January 09, 2026 | Translated from Spanish
Photograph of a gray Omoda 5 electric SUV vehicle, showing its modern front design with thin LED lights and closed grille, in a contemporary urban setting.

Omoda Announces Its Electric Strategy for Europe Starting in 2026

The Chinese brand Omoda, part of the Chery conglomerate, has unveiled its plans to grow in the European market. Its main strategy is based on introducing a full range of electric vehicles starting in 2026, a decisive move to consolidate its presence on a continent accelerating its transition to emission-free mobility. 🔌

The Path to Total Electrification

The first step will be to market a fully electric version of the Omoda 5, the model it already sells with combustion and hybrid engines. Subsequently, the brand will launch new vehicles designed from scratch to be electric. Its goal is to provide a competitive alternative in the saturated segment of electric SUVs, combining attractive design, advanced technology, and practical range to appeal to a wide audience.

Pillars of European Expansion:
  • Launch the Omoda 5 electric as the pioneering model.
  • Develop dedicated platforms for future 100% electric vehicles.
  • Compete on price and features to attract new buyers.
Omoda arrives with the intention of gaining ground in a market where electrification is no longer an option, but the standard.

An Innovative and Direct Business Model

To support the launch of its electric cars, Omoda will implement a direct sales system. This involves establishing its own physical stores in strategic cities and operating a comprehensive digital platform to manage orders and customer relationships. This approach allows it to control the entire user experience and adjust its offering more quickly according to local demand.

Key Elements of Its Commercial Network:
  • Open flagship stores in European capitals and major cities.
  • Use a unified online platform to configure and purchase the vehicle.
  • Manage after-sales service and communication centrally.

The Challenge of Competing in Europe

Omoda's success in Europe will depend on its ability to meet the demanding expectations of consumers regarding manufacturing quality, real range, charging times, and, above all, an attractive final price. The brand faces the challenge of establishing itself in a territory where traditional manufacturers and new electric brands operate, a scenario that demands a clear and differentiated value proposition. The announced plan marks the beginning of an ambitious bet for a share of the European electric vehicle market. 🚗