Overview

• The model first shown in April as Omoda 3 was publicly presented in Wuhu as Omoda 4 following customer feedback highlighted by company executives.
• Positioned below the Omoda 5, the five-seat SUV is about 4.4 metres long and rides on Chery’s T1X platform shared with other Omoda and Jaecoo models.
• Omoda signals market-dependent powertrains spanning petrol, hybrid, plug‑in hybrid and full electric, with a sport‑oriented Ultra variant planned.
• Designers describe a youth-focused ‘Cyber Mecha’ look with angular lighting and a cabin featuring a portrait touchscreen and a flip‑up starter switch.
• Launch timing remains inconsistent across reports, with UK and South African outlets pointing to 2026—including early 2026 for South Africa—while others cite a late‑2026 on‑sale window.