Omoda & Jaecoo in Saudi Arabia — the 250,000 km Ceiling
Omoda & Jaecoo’s Saudi site (omodajaecoo-ksa.com) publishes the highest kilometre cap we’ve verified in the Gulf: 6 years / 250,000 km. MG Australia prints the same 250,000 km cap — on a 10-year new-car warranty, four more years over the same distance. Within the Gulf, though, nothing else comes closer than 50,000 km to this figure. The name signing that promise matters just as much: the printed guarantor is Purui Automobile Limited. The UAE side is a different story — officially, nothing we can verify. Both halves below.
Saudi Arabia: the terms, tier by tier
| Cover | Term |
|---|---|
| Comprehensive vehicle warranty | 6 years / 250,000 km |
| Electric & powertrain system | 96 months / 160,000 km |
| Electronics | 36 months / 60,000 km |
The terms page also prints a written exclusions list. We haven’t reproduced it clause-by-clause here; read it on the official page before signing — the exclusions belong to the same document as the 250,000 km promise.
Who actually guarantees this warranty?
Purui Automobile Limited — that is the guarantor name printed in the Saudi terms. We document it because warranties are contracts, and a contract is only as durable as the entity behind it. We have no adverse information about Purui; we simply believe the name on the contract belongs on the page, not just in the fine print.
What about the UAE?
Officially: nothing we can verify. The UAE warranty-terms page returns a 403, and the service portal (service.omodajaecoo.com) refuses connections outright — both confirmed 25 August 2026. Two distributors operate, Autorun in Dubai and MAHY Khoory in Abu Dhabi, but a distributor’s existence isn’t warranty text. Until we can read official terms from inside the country, this page carries no UAE numbers. We say so rather than guess.
Source: the official warranty-terms page at omodajaecoo-ksa.com, read and archived 25 August 2026. UAE endpoints tested and unreachable the same day.