OMODA & JAECOO raises its profitability to three point four percent and aims for one hundred fifteen points in twenty twenty six

Published on May 21, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

OMODA & JAECOO has managed to increase the profitability of its commercial network in Spain to 3.4%, a figure the company considers key to its growth. With this progress, the Chinese firm plans to reach 115 dealerships in the country by 2026, thereby strengthening its presence in the competitive Spanish automotive market.

Modern dealership showroom floor, two sleek electric SUVs displayed on rotating platforms, glowing financial performance dashboard on large wall screen showing upward trending profit graph reaching 3.4 percent, digital map of Spain with 115 illuminated dealer pins spreading across the country, sales professionals in suits analyzing tablet data while customers examine vehicle interiors, technical illustration style, clean white ambient lighting with blue LED accents, photorealistic architectural render, polished concrete floor reflecting showroom lights, hyperdetailed vehicle body panels and wheel designs, cinematic commercial photography aesthetic

Technical strategy and digital expansion to sustain growth 🚀

The brand is betting on a combination of modular platforms and electrification systems to attract a diverse audience. Its dealer network relies on digital tools for inventory management and CRM, allowing it to optimize stock and reduce operating costs. This technical approach aims to maintain profitability above 3% while doubling the number of sales points in two years.

3.4% profitability: enough to pay for morning coffee ☕

A 3.4% profitability may seem modest compared to figures from other sectors, but in the automotive world, it is almost a miracle. With those margins, dealerships can afford a black coffee, no milk or sugar, and maybe save up for a cookie. Of course, if things keep going this way, by 2026 they might even treat you to a cortado.