Overview
- The plug-in hybrid is priced at £32,000 in Knight trim and £35,000 for Noble, with a petrol-only Knight due later this year at £29,915.
- Omoda claims up to 56 miles of electric-only range for the PHEV, outstretching some pricier rivals such as the Kia Sportage PHEV by about 10 miles.
- On the road the SUV is easy to drive with light steering, though testers report a firm low-speed ride and wallowy handling on faster, twisty roads.
- The cabin features a 15.6-inch touchscreen, improved infotainment usability, less intrusive driver aids, wireless phone charging and, on Noble, a 12-speaker Sony system.
- Space is a selling point with room for three in the rear and a boot quoted at 590 litres in the PHEV (639 litres for the petrol), while five exterior colours are offered.