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Expansion of the Warehouse in São Paulo Follows Increase in Sales, Arrival of New Models and Enhancement of the After-Sales Operation of the Brand in the Country
The OMODA & JAECOO announced that, throughout 2026, it will double the area of its distribution center in Cajamar (SP), increasing from the current 1,600 m² to nearly 3,000 m². Therefore, the decision directly aligns with the growth of the logistics operation, the advancement of sales, and the arrival of three new models expected by the end of the year.
From this point on, the expansion arises as strategic, as it supports the projection of 50,000 vehicles sold in 2026. Additionally, the expansion will be essential to manage an inventory that is expected to exceed 100,000 parts, thus maintaining high standards of operational efficiency and service level.
Located in one of the most important logistics regions in the state of São Paulo, the CD of Cajamar offers direct access to the main highways in São Paulo. This ensures fast distribution of parts and components for a network that already exceeds 70 active dealerships across the country. Consequently, there is a reduction in lead times, cost optimization, and greater satisfaction for the end customer.
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Meanwhile, the company also plans to expand the network to more than 100 stores still in 2026. To support this growth, the distribution center will manage more than 8,000 different types of parts, double the current volume. At the same time, the goal is to achieve logistical efficiency greater than 98.7% in deliveries.
According to Vitor Santos, head of logistics at OMODA & JAECOO Brazil, the logistics structure was designed from the outset to support accelerated growth. Thus, the operation was established in February 2025, even before the sales began. Since then, the CD has played a central role in the after-sales strategy, ensuring immediate availability of parts, a decisive factor for the brand’s reliability in the Brazilian market.
Moreover, the infrastructure was designed to be modular, allowing for rapid scaling as new models arrive, the volume of vehicles grows, and the dealer network expands. This way, logistics integrates with the long-term plan of the company in Brazil.
Logistical Performance in 2025 Solidifies Operation
In 2025, with an area of 1,600 m², the warehouse recorded 97.9% immediate service, an indicator known as First Pick Availability (FPA). In the same period, the average inventory reached around 60,000 parts, with an estimated value of R$ 15 million by the end of December 2025.
Throughout the first year of operation, the company imported more than 100,000 parts, distributed across more than 4,000 different SKUs. Even so, by the end of 2025, over 40,000 parts were delivered to more than 60 dealerships spread across Brazil.
As a direct result of this structure, the distribution center achieved 98.4% on-time deliveries, in addition to more than 2,000 processed orders. These numbers highlight the operational maturity of OMODA & JAECOO even with less than a year of full logistics operation in the country.
With the expansion planned for 2026, the brand reinforces its commitment to logistical efficiency, scalability, and excellence in after-sales, essential pillars to sustain its growth strategy in the Brazilian automotive market.
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