Chery sub-brand Omoda has revealed the X, a new family SUV which debuts a fresh design language for the Chinese marque.
The Omoda X is 4650mm long, 1910mm wide and 1720mm tall – similar in size to a Toyota RAV4 or Omoda 7 – and is rated at a wading depth of 700mm, as well as a claimed 200mm of ground clearance.
It is also available with a thermal night vision system, which allows the driver to identify hazards up to 90 metres away in the dark.
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The powertrain of the Omoda X is yet to be detailed, but a press release from the brand indicates “the brand’s latest new energy technology, with full electric and plug-in hybrid powertrains.”
Alongside the car’s reveal, Omoda detailed a new hybrid powertrain with a larger 5kWh battery.
More than twice the capacity of a regular hybrid battery – or nearly five times the size of a RAV4 hybrid’s battery – it allows for vehicle-to-load (V2L) capabilities, as well as more electric involvement in the driving experience.
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Two-wheel drive and all-wheel drive powertrains will be offered, and the braked towing capacity is 1800kg.
The new Omoda SUV is slated to receive a new interior design, with a 13.2-inch infotainment display and 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster.
More details about the Omoda X will be forthcoming, as the vehicle gets closer to an official launch date. Australian plans are yet to be confirmed.
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