OMODA | JAECOO Malaysia holds technical skills competition to strengthen aftersales service

27 Oct 2026·< 1 min read

Omoda I Jaecoo Technical Skills Competition 2026 (2)

OMODA | JAECOO Malaysia is reinforcing its commitment to customer satisfaction and a high-quality ownership experience through the OMODA | JAECOO Technical Skills Competition 2026, an initiative aimed at strengthening technical capabilities across its after-sales network.

As vehicle technologies continue to evolve, the competition provides a platform for technicians to further sharpen their technical knowledge, diagnostic capabilities and repair skills, while promoting high standards of safety and service quality.

Chris Tan, Head of OMODA | JAECOO Malaysia, said: “Customer satisfaction is at the heart of what we do at OMODA | JAECOO. A great ownership experience does not end when the customer drives away from our showroom, it continues through every interaction with our after-sales team.

“We are continuously strengthening their knowledge and capabilities so that our customers can have greater confidence in the service and support they receive.”

The OMODA | JAECOO Technical Skills Competition 2026 brings together technicians from across the brand’s service network, with participants evaluated through theoretical and practical assessments. The initiative also serves to recognise outstanding technical talent and encourage continuous professional development.

The competition carries the theme “Sharpening Skills, Shaping Futures”, reflecting OMODA | JAECOO Malaysia’s commitment to developing technical talent and strengthening service capabilities as its network continues to grow.

Through the initiative, OMODA | JAECOO Malaysia reaffirms its commitment to technical excellence, service quality and a customer-focused ownership experience.

Today, OMODA | JAECOO Malaysia’s nationwide dealer network comprises 56 outlets, providing sales and after-sales support across the country. The network comprises 24 outlets in the Central region, 11 in the Southern region, 11 in the Northern region, two on the East Coast, and seven in East Malaysia.