NexGen Auto dismisses fake OMODA, JAECOO price revision reports
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

According to Mettis Global, NexGen Auto has dismissed social media reports about revised prices for its OMODA and JAECOO vehicles, calling them unauthentic and baseless. The company's official clarification, issued on September 3, 2026, links any future price change to clarity on the new Auto Policy. Until that clarity arrives, it says no revision will be announced. The statement responds directly to the reports circulating online.
The company stated that future pricing news, including any related information, will come only through official notifications and its verified social media accounts. Customers, dealers and other stakeholders have been asked to ignore unofficial material and rely on the company's official channels for pricing updates. The statement does not set out any new prices or dates for changes.
At a glance
- NexGen Auto called reports on revised OMODA and JAECOO prices unauthentic and baseless.
- Any price revision will be announced only after clarity on the new Auto Policy.
- NexGen Auto asked customers and dealers to rely only on its official channels.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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