OMODA & JAECOO Hold Global User Summit in Wuhu
The brand's International User Summit concluded in Wuhu, China, on October 24, following the global debut of OMODA X.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Automotive — General
OMODA & JAECOO concluded its International User Summit in Wuhu, China, on October 24, two weeks after OMODA X made its global debut as what the brand calls the world's first cross off-road vehicle. The summit also featured the world premiere of 5-kWh HEV technology and results from a Super Hybrid Marathon.
Why it matters
The summit highlights the brand's push into hybrid technology and its expanding global footprint, which now spans 79 markets. Real-world fuel test results from the marathon give buyers a point of comparison against official ratings.
OMODA 5 NEXT SHS-H posted 4.5 L/100 km in the Super Hybrid Marathon, 15.1% below its official 5.3 L/100 km rating, with a 1,015 km single-tank range. The brand's cumulative sales surpass 1.4 million units across 79 markets, according to the company.
The players
OMODA & JAECOO
A Chery Group automotive brand that markets crossover and hybrid vehicles across Europe and other international markets.
The details
Four users from Indonesia, Brazil, South Africa and Poland each customized the same OMODA X at the summit. The Super Hybrid Marathon tested fuel consumption and range of the brand's SHS-H hybrid models.
Timeline
October 20: OMODA X makes its global debut as the world's first cross off-road vehicle.
October 24: The OMODA & JAECOO International User Summit concludes in Wuhu, China.
Roadmap
The SHS-H super hybrid system powering the OMODA 4 and OMODA 5 NEXT is now being promoted with marathon results against official ratings. The summit extends that platform's real-world reporting as the brand grows its hybrid lineup across international markets.
The marathon results suggest the OMODA 5 NEXT SHS-H may deliver fuel use below its official rating under the tested conditions, which matters for buyers estimating running costs. A range near 1,015 km on a single tank gives drivers a practical sense of how far the hybrid can travel between fill-ups.
The takeaway
Brand-run marathon results can help buyers compare hybrid efficiency, but independent testing would give a clearer picture of real-world performance. Watch for verified figures before treating the reported numbers as typical.
Further reading
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