Omoda & Jaecoo ranked third among conventional-hybrid brands in Chile in September 2026, selling 167 self-charging hybrids and securing an 11.8% share of the segment. Sales were up 29.5% from 129 units in August. In the conventional-hybrid SUV category, the brand recorded a 12.3% share, with the Omoda C5 SHS-H as its main contributor.
From January through September, the company sold 943 electrified vehicles in Chile: 486 self-charging hybrids, 309 plug-in hybrids and 148 battery-electric vehicles. The Omoda C5 SHS-H ranked eighth among conventional hybrids, while the Jaecoo 7 SHS-P placed sixth among plug-in hybrids. Together, the two models accounted for 795 sales over the period. Across Chile, conventional and non-plug-in extended-range hybrids reached 11,586 sales in the first nine months, up 61.3% year over year, according to ANAC.
The company’s Super Hybrid System combines electric and combustion powertrains; the C5 SHS-H does not require external charging, while the Jaecoo 7 SHS-P can be plugged in. At an October 2026 event in Wuhu, China, the company also demonstrated the Omoda C4 SHS-H and C5 NEXT SHS-H in urban, highway and mountain driving tests. For Chile, it has confirmed the arrival of a new Omoda C4 and refreshed C5 in new-energy versions during 2027. Prices, final specifications and on-sale dates have not been announced.