Omoda and Jaecoo International entered the Philippine market on Feb. 18, 2025, with a grand launch at the BGC Arts Centerin Taguig City. Omoda and Jaeco
Omoda and Jaecoo International entered the Philippine market on Feb. 18, 2025, with a grand launch at the BGC Arts Centerin Taguig City.
“The Philippines is a key market for us in Asia. We currently have six dealerships, but we plan to expand to 24 within the year to better serve Filipino consumers,” Xu said. “We are building our brand presence, increasing awareness, and gaining customer trust worldwide,” he said.
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