Two Model Premieres, Two Distinct Vibes: OMODA & JAECOO Tease More Surprises for the 2026 Paris Motor Show
Oct 12, 2026
Wuhu, October 12, 2026 -- The 2026 Paris Motor Show is about to begin. OMODA & JAECOO will appear on October 12 at Stand A91 in Hall 4 of Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.
Under the theme “Drive the New Vibe,” the show will bring together the OMODA family and mark the debut of two new models. The stand will also incorporate an esports trends and elegant outdoor aesthetics into its design,, bringing new products together with youth culture to offer lifestyle experiences ranging from distinctive urban style to elegant outdoor exploration.
The OMODA Family Takes Center Stage, Bringing More Ways to Express Individuality
OMODA 4 will make its French debut, while OMODA 5 NEXT will make its European debut, bringing the OMODA family’s diverse product lineup together in Paris.
From the OMODA 4, whose CYBER MECHA design embodies the individuality of “BE THE ONE,” to the OMODA 5 NEXT, whose forward-looking styling and enhanced comfort cater to the lifestyle aspirations of the Avant-Lohas, the OMODA family will bring European users more diverse mobility choices.
What other product highlights will these two models bring? More will be revealed in Paris.
From Esports Culture to Elegant Outdoor: Two Lifestyles Converge in Paris
What happens when the futuristic world of esports meets the elegant outdoor lifestyle at the Paris Motor Show?
VALORANT, the globally popular tactical first-person shooter has become a prominent part of esports culture, captivating audiences with its distinctive characters and competitive gameplay.
As the Official Automotive Partner of VALORANT Esports EMEA, OMODA will extend its collaboration with VCT EMEA to the Paris Motor Show, bringing esports culture into its stand design. Futuristic esports-inspired visuals will complement the OMODA 4's CYBER MECHA styling, creating an immersive space that combines a trendy atmosphere with interactive experiences.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the stand, JAECOO will present a distinctly different world of elegant outdoor living. From the sophistication of refined living to the joy of embracing nature and outdoor exploration, JAECOO will draw on its signature outdoor aesthetics to create a premium experience space where natural ambience meets modern lifestyles. Powered by SHS (Super Hybrid System) technology, JAECOO will further showcase diverse mobility possibilities spanning urban journeys and outdoor exploration, opening up new possibilities for a lifestyle that combines elegance with the spirit of exploration.
On one side, a futuristic esports-inspired space filled with cyber-tech aesthetics; on the other, an elegant outdoor setting that blends natural beauty with refined style. These two distinctive brand personalities will come together at the Paris Motor Show, bringing fresh inspiration to the integration of automobiles, youth culture, and lifestyles.
Join us on October 12 at Hall 4, Stand A91, Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, and witness DRIVE THE NEW VIBE!
From October 19 to 24, the 2026 OMODA & JAECOO International User Summit will take place under the theme “DRIVE TO THE NEXT VIBE,” with OMODA X NIGHT on October 20 set to unlock a new chapter in the brand’s crossover evolution. OMODA & JAECOO will continue to bring innovative products and diverse experiences to young people worldwide, exploring new possibilities for automotive lifestyles together.
About OMODA & JAECOO
As a youthful, personalized global brand, OMODA & JAECOO lives by the vision of “Co-creating a Beautiful Life with Young People.” OMODA is dedicated to embracing pioneering global consumers, striving to build “the World's Leading Crossover Brand.” It delivers fashion-forward vehicles with cutting-edge design and futuristic technology to Gen Z, redefining trendy travel culture with a crossover attitude. JAECOO adheres to the philosophy of “From Classic, Beyond Classic,” and is committed to becoming a “Global Elegant Off-Road Brand.” With exceptional four-wheel drive performance, forward-thinking intelligent technologies, and outstanding safety features, it leads a new era of elegant off-road driving.
Born Green, OMODA & JAECOO leverages the world-leading SHS super hybrid technology (covering both PHEV and HEV) to offer the best hybrid solution for global users, driven by the core advantages of “Super High Power, Super Low Energy Consumption, and Super Long Combined Range.” At the same time, the brand is accelerating its BEV technology deployment, responding to diverse mobility needs with stronger and more comprehensive technological capabilities.
In terms of intelligence, the brand focuses on intelligent driving and intelligent cockpit. Powered by SIVP (Super Intelligent Valet Parking) and AI cockpit technologies as key enablers, it builds a full-scenario smart mobility experience and continues to lead the future of mobility. In addition, in collaboration with AiMOGA, the brand has developed robots that extend smart technology into diverse interactive scenarios, broadening the landscape of smart living.
Driven by deep insights into user needs, the brand hit one million in sales in just three years, setting the fastest growth record in the global automotive industry. To date, it has expanded into 77 markets worldwide, covering Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. Europe stands out as a particularly strong market – the brand has already entered 22 European countries and become one of the fastest-growing car brands.
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