Omoda updates 5 and E5 SUV for 2025
The firm’s combustion-powered and electric SUVs have received mechanical and specification updates.
Omoda has revealed that the 5 and E5 SUVs have received updates for 2025.
The Chinese firm began selling cars in the UK in 2024, and the 5 and E5 SUVs are its first two offerings.
Underneath, both models receive revised suspension setups, new electric power steering and brake linings to improve safety.
The petrol-powered 5 is now available in two new trim levels, consisting of ‘Knight’ and ‘Noble’. The flagship Noble now features extras such as roof rails, 19-inch alloy wheels and the spare wheel has been removed to increase boot space from 372 litres to 430 litres.
Inside, there is a new 12.25-inch dual-screen, which is now angled more towards the driver, and the gear selector has been repositioned to a stalk behind the updated steering wheel.
Meanwhile, the electric E5 gets a new and improved 61kWh battery, which Omoda claims can now take the car 267 miles on a single charge – a 10-mile improvement over the old model. DC rapid charging capabilities have been improved too, with the E5 now compatible with speeds of up to 130kW from a DC plug – although the firm hasn’t revealed charging times at this stage.
All cars come as standard with Omoda’s seven-year or 100,000-mile warranty, plus there is an eight-year battery warranty for E5 models.
Order books are open now, with prices starting at £23,990 for the 5 and rising to £33,065 for the E5.
