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Omoda X Concept Reveals Rugged, Tech‑Heavy Mid‑Size SUV

The concept signals Omoda's move toward chunkier, off‑road‑styled crossovers with advanced cabin tech and unconfirmed production plans.

Overview

  • Omoda unveiled the X as a concept at Chery Group’s International User Summit in Wuhu, China on Tuesday, October 20, presenting a mid‑size crossover with production not yet decided.
  • The X is sized roughly like a Toyota RAV4 at 4,650mm long by 1,910mm wide and 1,720mm tall and is designed with chunky body cladding and 19‑inch all‑terrain tyres to suggest light off‑road ability.
  • The company claims 200mm of ground clearance, a wading depth of about 700mm, a roof load rating of 75kg and reported braked towing figures around 1,600–1,800kg, though those numbers vary across reports.
  • Inside, Omoda says the ‘Mecha Command Cockpit’ pairs a 13.2‑inch portrait touchscreen with a 10.25‑inch digital cluster, physical toggles and features such as infrared thermal night vision with a claimed 90m detection range plus hands‑free karaoke and a conversational voice assistant.
  • Omoda intends the X to be offered in electrified forms including plug‑in hybrid and full electric layouts and in two‑ and all‑wheel drive, but detailed technical specs, production timing and export markets such as the UK and Australia remain unconfirmed.