Day: July 24, 2026

Braving Extreme Heat! OMODA & JAECOO NEV Sales Surge 310% in June as SHS Hybrid Powers Global Summer Mobility

In the peak summer of 2026, many regions around the world faced extreme heat. Under these scorching conditions – with air conditioning running at full load and battery cells enduring intense thermal stress – global users placed unprecedented demands on NEV power stability, energy efficiency, and thermal management.

Yet it was precisely in these extreme conditions that OMODA & JAECOO delivered a stunning global performance, powered by its hardcore technology: in June 2026, the brand’s global sales climbed to 75,102 units, a 178% year-on-year (YoY) increase, with NEV sales reaching 56,188 units – a 310% surge YoY. Behind this explosive growth lies the full deployment of its core technology – the Super Hybrid System.

The Ultimate All-Scenario Hybrid Solution: SHS Matrix Dominates Global Sales Charts

True market acceptance comes from long-standing reputations forged in different nations and all types of climates. Latest data from the SMMT reveals that OMODA & JAECOO achieved 52,828 total units in H1, topping the UK sales leaderboard for PHEV brands. Empowered by the strong performance of SHS-P, the flagship JAECOO 7 achieved 23,840 units in H1, firmly securing a spot among the TOP 3 best-selling cars overall in the UK. In Poland, OMODA & JAECOO captured 4,792 PHEV sales, surpassing BYD (3,915 units) to rank #1 in the market’s PHEV segment. The JAECOO 7 SHS-P also joined the TOP 3 best-selling PHEVs in Poland with 1,299 units. In June alone, the JAECOO 7 SHS-P ranked among the TOP 3 best-selling PHEV models in Italy’s new car market, demonstrating extraordinary market momentum.

In Brazil, OMODA & JAECOO has also made a significant impact. The JAECOO 7 SHS-P recorded 2,729 new registrations in June, claiming the TOP 3 spot among PHEV SUVs. Meanwhile, the OMODA 5 SHS-H became the best-selling HEV model of the month with 1,928 registrations, surpassing 1,500 units for three consecutive months.

Whether serving PHEV users needing cross-border long trips or HEV users without convenient charging access, OMODA & JAECOO has demonstrated supreme “all-scenario adaptability.”

 

Hardcore Strength in Extreme Heat: How SHS Hybrid Cracks the Code on Cooling and Range

In the sweltering summer heat, conventional new energy vehicles often suffer from “range loss with AC on, battery overheating leading to power derating, and rapid battery drain.” The SHS hybrid technology has defied the trend and achieved strong sales precisely because of its high reliability and outstanding performance in extreme environments.

The SHS system is equipped with industry-leading intelligent thermal management and highly efficient cooling architecture. Even under nearly 40°C scorching heat, the system keeps the battery and electric motor within their optimal operating temperature range. With the air conditioning running at full power and the vehicle fully loaded at highway speeds, power delivery remains smooth and responsive – without any performance degradation.

Summer is not only a test of extreme heat but also a peak season for long-distance road trips. The SHS high-thermal-efficiency hybrid-dedicated engine works in deep synergy with high-performance dual electric motors – delivering the quiet, cool comfort of electric driving in city traffic while achieving ultra-low combined fuel consumption and anxiety-free range exceeding 1,000 kilometers on cross-border journeys.

The core strength of SHS goes far beyond simple “fuel-plus-electric” stacking – it is an intelligent “super brain” with real-time awareness. The system performs millisecond-level energy distribution based on real-time air conditioning load, battery charge, and driving habits: silent electric driving at low speeds, combined power during rapid acceleration, and efficient direct drive at highway cruising – maximizing the efficiency of every drop of fuel and every unit of electricity.

 

From the Mediterranean heatwaves to the summer warmth of London streets, OMODA & JAECOO’s brand philosophy of “Born Unique, Born Green” shines through in every journey – unfazed by the scorching heat. Technology is not about cold data; it is the confidence that empowers the younger generation to explore the world without limits.

Going forward, OMODA & JAECOO will continue to evolve the Super Hybrid System, with stronger environmental adaptability and more refined driving dynamics, enriching its global hybrid product matrix – Co-Creating A Beautiful Life With Young People around the world.

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Second season of Cherish the Nature Spain launches to protect Mediterranean seagrass meadows

 

Over the past few weeks, IUCN Med and OMODA & JAECOO have launched the second season of their collaboration in Spain with two activities in Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park: an immersion workshop for journalists on the conservation of Posidonia oceanica and a citizen science and beach clean-up action with volunteers, company clients and staff.

 

The Mediterranean has once again been the setting for an alliance that brings together conservation, scientific knowledge and social participation. In recent weeks, the Cherish the Nature initiative, driven by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and the Chery Group, has launched the second phase of activities in Spain with two actions implemented in Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park (Almería).

These actions have been led by the IUCN Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation (IUCN Med), together with OMODA & JAECOO, as part of the Cherish the Nature Spain initiative, in coordination with the Andalusian Regional Ministry of Sustainability and Environment, the management team of Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park and the Hombre y Territorio Association (HyT). The activities combined scientific monitoring, education, citizen science and communication to improve the conservation status of Posidonia oceanica ecosystems.

 

The initiative delivered its main activities during June and early July 2026. The first event combined educational sessions, marine observation and citizen science protocols with the participation of media and communication professionals. Participants received training on Posidonia monitoring protocols and conducted guided marine surveys with local diving specialists from Centro de Buceo Isub to help document the current state of seagrass meadows.

 

The second activity, held in early July, focused on a beach clean-up operation at El Playazo Beach (Rodalquilar) using the MARNOBA protocol, a citizen science methodology that identifies and records marine litter to better understand its sources and support improved waste management. The programme also included a workshop on recycling and circular economy approaches to marine litter prevention, encouraging participants to reflect on the impacts of waste on coastal ecosystems and the role everyone can play in reducing it.

Ecological context and conservation priorities

Posidonia oceanica is an endemic Mediterranean seagrass species that forms extensive submarine meadows at depths of up to 40 to 45 metres. These meadows provide essential ecosystem services: they function as feeding, shelter and breeding grounds for numerous marine species; protect coastal areas from erosion through wave attenuation; contribute to water filtration and oxygen production; and act as significant blue carbon sinks, sequestering carbon in leaves, roots and sediments over extended periods.

 

Despite its ecological importance, Posidonia oceanica meadows throughout the Mediterranean face increasing pressures from boat anchoring, coastal development, certain fishing practices, marine pollution and climate change impacts. Progressive degradation of these habitats represents an environmental, economic and social challenge for Mediterranean coastal communities and resource management authorities.

Cherish the Nature is a global partnership between the IUCN and Chery Group launched in October 2024 to support conservation, restoration and sustainable management of more than 10 million hectares of ecosystems worldwide. In Spain, the initiative is implemented within a three-year framework (2025-2027) through IUCN Med in collaboration with OMODA & JAECOO.