Omoda updates 5 and E5 SUV for 2025

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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.placeholder image
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.placeholder image
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.

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