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Auto Express
3 days ago
- Automotive
- Auto Express
Car Deal of the Day: new Omoda 5, with all the kit you might need, for less than £200 per month
Distinctive-looking family SUV Range-topping model with extensive kit list £193 per month with £2,675 initial payment The Omoda 5 arrived in the UK just last year, in the hope of tempting customers away from the ever-popular Nissan Qashqai by going big on value. That's especially true now, because you can get a range-topping model of the rather snazzy-looking SUV for less than £200 per month through the Auto Express Find A Car service. This two-year lease deal we found for the new petrol Omoda 5 Noble comes from Leasing Options and it requires an initial payment of £2,675, followed by monthly payments of £193. The deal is based on a 5,000-mile annual limit, which should be plenty if you're just pottering around town, but bumping it up to 8,000 miles per year costs less than an extra £20 per month. Advertisement - Article continues below In top-flight Noble trim, the Omoda 5 features dual 10.25-inch displays, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, an eight-speaker Sony sound system, 50W wireless charging pad, a sunroof, a powered tailgate, heated seats, heated steering wheel and keyless entry. On top of all that, you also get a well equipped driver-assistance suite, including a 360-degree surround-view camera system, adaptive cruise control, blind-spot detection and traffic-jam assist. Meanwhile, under the bonnet is a 1.6-litre turbo petrol engine that produces 183bhp and 275Nm of torque, and is paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox. It's not the most powerful car in its class, but has enough oomph to get from 0-62mph in 7.9 seconds. Although the car does without any level of hybrid assistance, Omoda says you'll average up to 31.4mpg at best. The Car Deal of the Day selections we make are taken from our own Auto Express Find A Car deals service, which includes the best current offers from car retailers and leasing companies around the UK. Terms and conditions apply, while prices and offers are subject to change and limited availability. If this deal expires, you can find more top Omoda 5 leasing offers from leading providers on our Omoda 5 deals hub page… Check out the Omoda 5 Deal of the Day or take a look at our previous Car Deal of the Day selection here… Find a car with the experts 2026 Land Rover Defender updates look subtle, but they fix one huge annoyance for owners 2026 Land Rover Defender updates look subtle, but they fix one huge annoyance for owners Land Rover has introduced new, larger white-painted steel wheels for models with big brakes, fixing one massive irritation with the previous generatio… Electric car drivers won't ever go back to petrol or diesel Electric car drivers won't ever go back to petrol or diesel Editor Paul Barker thinks the EV transition is coming whether we like it or not The MG HS just got hot! New 221bhp Hybrid+ model joins line-up The MG HS just got hot! New 221bhp Hybrid+ model joins line-up The Hybrid+ gives the MG HS another tool to take on the Dacia Bigster
The Advertiser
20-05-2025
- Automotive
- The Advertiser
2025 Chery C5 price and specs
The Chery C5 replaces the Chery Omoda 5, wearing revised front-end styling and incorporating some key changes under the skin. Arriving in Chery Australia showrooms this month, the renamed and upgraded small SUV replaces the model with which the Chinese brand single-handedly relaunched itself Down Under in 2023. While the C5 sticks with the Omoda 5's turbocharged 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, Chery has ditched the continuously variable transmission (CVT) for a six-speed dual-clutch auto. Combined cycle fuel consumption is unchanged at 6.9L/100km. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. The C5 has also lost its torsion-beam rear suspension in favour of a multi-link independent setup, previously seen on defunct GT versions of the Omoda 5. Boot space has also expanded by 10 litres to 370L. In terms of standard equipment, the new entry-level C5 Urban sits somewhere between the base FX and BX trims in the old Omoda 5 range, gaining the LED headlights and colour-adjustable ambient lighting of the latter. It wears a price tag of $29,990 drive-away, again putting it between these Omoda 5 grades which were being offered for $27,990 and $30,990 drive-away, respectively, at the end of their lives. A top-spec Ultimate model is priced at $34,990 drive-away, or $1000 more than the old Omoda 5 EX – after taking into account the $3000 promotional discount it was being offered with this year – but lacking its power passenger seat and heated steering wheel. Up front, the C5 loses the Chery logo in favour of a Chery wordmark, and features a revised grille and lighting clusters. The Ultimate also gets a new alloy wheel design. The Chery C5's paint colour palette is largely monochromatic, with Martian Red being the only colour (and not shade) available. Gone are the distinctive pastel Jupiter Blue and Titan Green finishes, while even the subtler Midnight Blue is no longer available. This leaves just Martian Red, Space Black, Mercurial Grey, Saturn Silver and Lunar White, with the latter two available with a black roof in the top-spec Ultimate. While Chery is launching Omoda as (another) standalone brand in the second half of 2025, the C5 has lost its Omoda name… despite being sold under this spinoff brand in other markets. The Chery C5 is backed by a seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty. Chery has yet to detail capped-price servicing information for the C5, though it offers seven years of capped-price services on all its vehicles. The Chery C5 is expected to carry over the Omoda 5's five-star ANCAP safety rating from 2022. Standard safety equipment across the range includes: The Ultimate adds a surround-view camera. There are two trim levels in the Chery C5 lineup. The C5 Urban comes standard with the following equipment: The C5 Ultimate adds: Lunar White is the standard exterior colour for the Chery C5. The following finishes are optional for an extra cost: The Ultimate can be had with a choice of two two-tone paint finishes: MORE: Everything Chery C5 Content originally sourced from: The Chery C5 replaces the Chery Omoda 5, wearing revised front-end styling and incorporating some key changes under the skin. Arriving in Chery Australia showrooms this month, the renamed and upgraded small SUV replaces the model with which the Chinese brand single-handedly relaunched itself Down Under in 2023. While the C5 sticks with the Omoda 5's turbocharged 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, Chery has ditched the continuously variable transmission (CVT) for a six-speed dual-clutch auto. Combined cycle fuel consumption is unchanged at 6.9L/100km. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. The C5 has also lost its torsion-beam rear suspension in favour of a multi-link independent setup, previously seen on defunct GT versions of the Omoda 5. Boot space has also expanded by 10 litres to 370L. In terms of standard equipment, the new entry-level C5 Urban sits somewhere between the base FX and BX trims in the old Omoda 5 range, gaining the LED headlights and colour-adjustable ambient lighting of the latter. It wears a price tag of $29,990 drive-away, again putting it between these Omoda 5 grades which were being offered for $27,990 and $30,990 drive-away, respectively, at the end of their lives. A top-spec Ultimate model is priced at $34,990 drive-away, or $1000 more than the old Omoda 5 EX – after taking into account the $3000 promotional discount it was being offered with this year – but lacking its power passenger seat and heated steering wheel. Up front, the C5 loses the Chery logo in favour of a Chery wordmark, and features a revised grille and lighting clusters. The Ultimate also gets a new alloy wheel design. The Chery C5's paint colour palette is largely monochromatic, with Martian Red being the only colour (and not shade) available. Gone are the distinctive pastel Jupiter Blue and Titan Green finishes, while even the subtler Midnight Blue is no longer available. This leaves just Martian Red, Space Black, Mercurial Grey, Saturn Silver and Lunar White, with the latter two available with a black roof in the top-spec Ultimate. While Chery is launching Omoda as (another) standalone brand in the second half of 2025, the C5 has lost its Omoda name… despite being sold under this spinoff brand in other markets. The Chery C5 is backed by a seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty. Chery has yet to detail capped-price servicing information for the C5, though it offers seven years of capped-price services on all its vehicles. The Chery C5 is expected to carry over the Omoda 5's five-star ANCAP safety rating from 2022. Standard safety equipment across the range includes: The Ultimate adds a surround-view camera. There are two trim levels in the Chery C5 lineup. The C5 Urban comes standard with the following equipment: The C5 Ultimate adds: Lunar White is the standard exterior colour for the Chery C5. The following finishes are optional for an extra cost: The Ultimate can be had with a choice of two two-tone paint finishes: MORE: Everything Chery C5 Content originally sourced from: The Chery C5 replaces the Chery Omoda 5, wearing revised front-end styling and incorporating some key changes under the skin. Arriving in Chery Australia showrooms this month, the renamed and upgraded small SUV replaces the model with which the Chinese brand single-handedly relaunched itself Down Under in 2023. While the C5 sticks with the Omoda 5's turbocharged 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, Chery has ditched the continuously variable transmission (CVT) for a six-speed dual-clutch auto. Combined cycle fuel consumption is unchanged at 6.9L/100km. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. The C5 has also lost its torsion-beam rear suspension in favour of a multi-link independent setup, previously seen on defunct GT versions of the Omoda 5. Boot space has also expanded by 10 litres to 370L. In terms of standard equipment, the new entry-level C5 Urban sits somewhere between the base FX and BX trims in the old Omoda 5 range, gaining the LED headlights and colour-adjustable ambient lighting of the latter. It wears a price tag of $29,990 drive-away, again putting it between these Omoda 5 grades which were being offered for $27,990 and $30,990 drive-away, respectively, at the end of their lives. A top-spec Ultimate model is priced at $34,990 drive-away, or $1000 more than the old Omoda 5 EX – after taking into account the $3000 promotional discount it was being offered with this year – but lacking its power passenger seat and heated steering wheel. Up front, the C5 loses the Chery logo in favour of a Chery wordmark, and features a revised grille and lighting clusters. The Ultimate also gets a new alloy wheel design. The Chery C5's paint colour palette is largely monochromatic, with Martian Red being the only colour (and not shade) available. Gone are the distinctive pastel Jupiter Blue and Titan Green finishes, while even the subtler Midnight Blue is no longer available. This leaves just Martian Red, Space Black, Mercurial Grey, Saturn Silver and Lunar White, with the latter two available with a black roof in the top-spec Ultimate. While Chery is launching Omoda as (another) standalone brand in the second half of 2025, the C5 has lost its Omoda name… despite being sold under this spinoff brand in other markets. The Chery C5 is backed by a seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty. Chery has yet to detail capped-price servicing information for the C5, though it offers seven years of capped-price services on all its vehicles. The Chery C5 is expected to carry over the Omoda 5's five-star ANCAP safety rating from 2022. Standard safety equipment across the range includes: The Ultimate adds a surround-view camera. There are two trim levels in the Chery C5 lineup. The C5 Urban comes standard with the following equipment: The C5 Ultimate adds: Lunar White is the standard exterior colour for the Chery C5. The following finishes are optional for an extra cost: The Ultimate can be had with a choice of two two-tone paint finishes: MORE: Everything Chery C5 Content originally sourced from: The Chery C5 replaces the Chery Omoda 5, wearing revised front-end styling and incorporating some key changes under the skin. Arriving in Chery Australia showrooms this month, the renamed and upgraded small SUV replaces the model with which the Chinese brand single-handedly relaunched itself Down Under in 2023. While the C5 sticks with the Omoda 5's turbocharged 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, Chery has ditched the continuously variable transmission (CVT) for a six-speed dual-clutch auto. Combined cycle fuel consumption is unchanged at 6.9L/100km. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. The C5 has also lost its torsion-beam rear suspension in favour of a multi-link independent setup, previously seen on defunct GT versions of the Omoda 5. Boot space has also expanded by 10 litres to 370L. In terms of standard equipment, the new entry-level C5 Urban sits somewhere between the base FX and BX trims in the old Omoda 5 range, gaining the LED headlights and colour-adjustable ambient lighting of the latter. It wears a price tag of $29,990 drive-away, again putting it between these Omoda 5 grades which were being offered for $27,990 and $30,990 drive-away, respectively, at the end of their lives. A top-spec Ultimate model is priced at $34,990 drive-away, or $1000 more than the old Omoda 5 EX – after taking into account the $3000 promotional discount it was being offered with this year – but lacking its power passenger seat and heated steering wheel. Up front, the C5 loses the Chery logo in favour of a Chery wordmark, and features a revised grille and lighting clusters. The Ultimate also gets a new alloy wheel design. The Chery C5's paint colour palette is largely monochromatic, with Martian Red being the only colour (and not shade) available. Gone are the distinctive pastel Jupiter Blue and Titan Green finishes, while even the subtler Midnight Blue is no longer available. This leaves just Martian Red, Space Black, Mercurial Grey, Saturn Silver and Lunar White, with the latter two available with a black roof in the top-spec Ultimate. While Chery is launching Omoda as (another) standalone brand in the second half of 2025, the C5 has lost its Omoda name… despite being sold under this spinoff brand in other markets. The Chery C5 is backed by a seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty. Chery has yet to detail capped-price servicing information for the C5, though it offers seven years of capped-price services on all its vehicles. The Chery C5 is expected to carry over the Omoda 5's five-star ANCAP safety rating from 2022. Standard safety equipment across the range includes: The Ultimate adds a surround-view camera. There are two trim levels in the Chery C5 lineup. The C5 Urban comes standard with the following equipment: The C5 Ultimate adds: Lunar White is the standard exterior colour for the Chery C5. The following finishes are optional for an extra cost: The Ultimate can be had with a choice of two two-tone paint finishes: MORE: Everything Chery C5 Content originally sourced from:
7NEWS
20-05-2025
- Automotive
- 7NEWS
2025 Chery C5 price and specs
The Chery C5 replaces the Chery Omoda 5, wearing revised front-end styling and incorporating some key changes under the skin. Arriving in Chery Australia showrooms this month, the renamed and upgraded small SUV replaces the model with which the Chinese brand single-handedly relaunched itself Down Under in 2023. While the C5 sticks with the Omoda 5's turbocharged 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, Chery has ditched the continuously variable transmission (CVT) for a six-speed dual-clutch auto. Combined cycle fuel consumption is unchanged at 6.9L/100km. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. The C5 has also lost its torsion-beam rear suspension in favour of a multi-link independent setup, previously seen on defunct GT versions of the Omoda 5. Boot space has also expanded by 10 litres to 370L. In terms of standard equipment, the new entry-level C5 Urban sits somewhere between the base FX and BX trims in the old Omoda 5 range, gaining the LED headlights and colour-adjustable ambient lighting of the latter. It wears a price tag of $29,990 drive-away, again putting it between these Omoda 5 grades which were being offered for $27,990 and $30,990 drive-away, respectively, at the end of their lives. A top-spec Ultimate model is priced at $34,990 drive-away, or $1000 more than the old Omoda 5 EX – after taking into account the $3000 promotional discount it was being offered with this year – but lacking its power passenger seat and heated steering wheel. Up front, the C5 loses the Chery logo in favour of a Chery wordmark, and features a revised grille and lighting clusters. The Ultimate also gets a new alloy wheel design. The Chery C5's paint colour palette is largely monochromatic, with Martian Red being the only colour (and not shade) available. Gone are the distinctive pastel Jupiter Blue and Titan Green finishes, while even the subtler Midnight Blue is no longer available. This leaves just Martian Red, Space Black, Mercurial Grey, Saturn Silver and Lunar White, with the latter two available with a black roof in the top-spec Ultimate. While Chery is launching Omoda as (another) standalone brand in the second half of 2025, the C5 has lost its Omoda name… despite being sold under this spinoff brand in other markets. Pricing Drivetrains and Efficiency Dimensions Servicing and Warranty The Chery C5 is backed by a seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty. Chery has yet to detail capped-price servicing information for the C5, though it offers seven years of capped-price services on all its vehicles. Safety The Chery C5 is expected to carry over the Omoda 5's five-star ANCAP safety rating from 2022. Standard safety equipment across the range includes: Autonomous emergency braking Blind-spot monitoring Integrated Cruise Assist Driver attention monitoring Emergency lane-keep assist Lane-keep assist Multi-collision brake Rear cross-traffic assist Reversing camera Front and rear parking sensors Tyre pressure monitoring Front, front-side, front-centre and curtain airbags The Ultimate adds a surround-view camera. Standard Equipment There are two trim levels in the Chery C5 lineup. The C5 Urban comes standard with the following equipment: 17-inch alloy wheels with machine finish 215/60 R17 tyres Space-saver spare Electronic parking brake Auto hold Automatic projector LED headlights LED front fog lights with cornering function Automatic high-beam Heated, power-folding exterior mirrors Rain-sensing wipers Acoustic front door glass Proximity entry with push-button start Remote start Eco, Normal and Sport drive modes 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system Wired and wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto DAB digital radio Voice assistant 6-speaker sound system Fabric upholstery with leatherette bolsters 6-way power driver's seat Leatherette-wrapped steering wheel Tilt and telescopic steering wheel adjustment Rear folding armrest 60:40 split/fold rear seats Colour-adjustable ambient lighting LED front interior lighting LED luggage area light Single-zone air-conditioning with rear vents Matte metallic centre console finish 2 x front USB-A outlet (one in centre console, one on upper windscreen) 1 x front USB-C outlet 1 x rear USB-A outlet 1 x 12V front power outlet 1 x 12V power outlet in boot The C5 Ultimate adds: 18-inch alloy wheels with gloss black finish 215/55 R18 tyres Red brake calipers Power sunroof Power tailgate 8-speaker Sony sound system Leatherette upholstery Heated front seats LED rear interior lighting Frameless auto-dimming rear-view mirror Dual-zone climate control 50W wireless phone charger Colours Lunar White is the standard exterior colour for the Chery C5. The following finishes are optional for an extra cost: Mercurial Grey Space Black Saturn Silver Martian Red The Ultimate can be had with a choice of two two-tone paint finishes: Saturn Silver with Black roof
Perth Now
20-05-2025
- Automotive
- Perth Now
2025 Chery C5 price and specs
The Chery C5 replaces the Chery Omoda 5, wearing revised front-end styling and incorporating some key changes under the skin. Arriving in Chery Australia showrooms this month, the renamed and upgraded small SUV replaces the model with which the Chinese brand single-handedly relaunched itself Down Under in 2023. While the C5 sticks with the Omoda 5's turbocharged 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, Chery has ditched the continuously variable transmission (CVT) for a six-speed dual-clutch auto. Combined cycle fuel consumption is unchanged at 6.9L/100km. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. Supplied Credit: CarExpert The C5 has also lost its torsion-beam rear suspension in favour of a multi-link independent setup, previously seen on defunct GT versions of the Omoda 5. Boot space has also expanded by 10 litres to 370L. In terms of standard equipment, the new entry-level C5 Urban sits somewhere between the base FX and BX trims in the old Omoda 5 range, gaining the LED headlights and colour-adjustable ambient lighting of the latter. It wears a price tag of $29,990 drive-away, again putting it between these Omoda 5 grades which were being offered for $27,990 and $30,990 drive-away, respectively, at the end of their lives. A top-spec Ultimate model is priced at $34,990 drive-away, or $1000 more than the old Omoda 5 EX – after taking into account the $3000 promotional discount it was being offered with this year – but lacking its power passenger seat and heated steering wheel. Supplied Credit: CarExpert Up front, the C5 loses the Chery logo in favour of a Chery wordmark, and features a revised grille and lighting clusters. The Ultimate also gets a new alloy wheel design. The Chery C5's paint colour palette is largely monochromatic, with Martian Red being the only colour (and not shade) available. Gone are the distinctive pastel Jupiter Blue and Titan Green finishes, while even the subtler Midnight Blue is no longer available. This leaves just Martian Red, Space Black, Mercurial Grey, Saturn Silver and Lunar White, with the latter two available with a black roof in the top-spec Ultimate. While Chery is launching Omoda as (another) standalone brand in the second half of 2025, the C5 has lost its Omoda name… despite being sold under this spinoff brand in other markets. The Chery C5 is backed by a seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty. Supplied Credit: CarExpert Chery has yet to detail capped-price servicing information for the C5, though it offers seven years of capped-price services on all its vehicles. The Chery C5 is expected to carry over the Omoda 5's five-star ANCAP safety rating from 2022. Supplied Credit: CarExpert Standard safety equipment across the range includes: Autonomous emergency braking Blind-spot monitoring Integrated Cruise Assist Driver attention monitoring Emergency lane-keep assist Lane-keep assist Multi-collision brake Rear cross-traffic assist Reversing camera Front and rear parking sensors Tyre pressure monitoring Front, front-side, front-centre and curtain airbags The Ultimate adds a surround-view camera. There are two trim levels in the Chery C5 lineup. Supplied Credit: CarExpert The C5 Urban comes standard with the following equipment: 17-inch alloy wheels with machine finish 215/60 R17 tyres Space-saver spare Electronic parking brake Auto hold Automatic projector LED headlights LED front fog lights with cornering function Automatic high-beam Heated, power-folding exterior mirrors Rain-sensing wipers Acoustic front door glass Proximity entry with push-button start Remote start Eco, Normal and Sport drive modes 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system Wired and wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto DAB digital radio Voice assistant 6-speaker sound system Fabric upholstery with leatherette bolsters 6-way power driver's seat Leatherette-wrapped steering wheel Tilt and telescopic steering wheel adjustment Rear folding armrest 60:40 split/fold rear seats Colour-adjustable ambient lighting LED front interior lighting LED luggage area light Single-zone air-conditioning with rear vents Matte metallic centre console finish 2 x front USB-A outlet (one in centre console, one on upper windscreen) 1 x front USB-C outlet 1 x rear USB-A outlet 1 x 12V front power outlet 1 x 12V power outlet in boot The C5 Ultimate adds: 18-inch alloy wheels with gloss black finish 215/55 R18 tyres Red brake calipers Power sunroof Power tailgate 8-speaker Sony sound system Leatherette upholstery Heated front seats LED rear interior lighting Frameless auto-dimming rear-view mirror Dual-zone climate control 50W wireless phone charger Lunar White is the standard exterior colour for the Chery C5. Supplied Credit: CarExpert Supplied Credit: CarExpert Supplied Credit: CarExpert Supplied Credit: CarExpert Supplied Credit: CarExpert Supplied Credit: CarExpert Supplied Credit: CarExpert The following finishes are optional for an extra cost: Mercurial Grey Space Black Saturn Silver Martian Red The Ultimate can be had with a choice of two two-tone paint finishes: Saturn Silver with Black roof Lunar White with Black roof MORE: Everything Chery C5
7NEWS
19-05-2025
- Automotive
- 7NEWS
2025 Chery C5: Renamed Chinese SUV starts from $29,990 drive-away
The Chery Omoda 5 was the first vehicle to wear the 'Omoda' name, but it has now lost that title even as Chery plans to launch the standalone Omoda brand this year. In Australia, the small SUV will henceforth be known as the Chery C5, and it's now priced from $29,990 drive-away (previously $27,990 drive-away). That keeps it priced comfortably above Chery's other small SUV, the Tiggo 4 that opens at $23,990 drive-away. The renaming comes despite the Omoda 5 being sold under the Omoda brand in some global markets. The battery-electric Chery Omoda E5 will also be renamed Chery E5, with pricing and specifications yet to be announced. The renamed and facelifted Chery C5 is arriving in showrooms this month. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. There will be just two C5 trim levels, down from three Omoda 5s. The top-spec Ultimate is priced at $34,990 drive-away. The entry-level Urban's price might be $2000 higher than that of the outgoing entry-level Omoda 5 FX, but it includes equipment missing from its predecessor, such as LED headlights and colour-adjustable ambient interior lighting. It also receives a new six-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, replacing the old continuously variable transmission (CVT), and adopts the multi-link rear suspension from the defunct Omoda 5 GT instead of a torsion-beam rear-end. The C5 also has a restyled face, which includes a new but still intricately patterned grille, while boot space has been expanded by 10 litres to 370L. The turbocharged 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine under the bonnet is unchanged, producing 108kW of power and 210Nm of torque. Standard equipment on the C5 Urban includes: 17-inch alloy wheels LED headlights Automatic high-beam 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Leatherette-wrapped steering wheel Cloth upholstery Adaptive cruise control Blind-spot monitoring Rear cross-traffic assist Traffic Jam Assist The C5 Ultimate adds: 18-inch alloy wheels Red brake calipers Power tailgate Power sunroof 8-speaker Sony sound system 50W wireless phone charger Leatherette upholstery Heated front seats Dual-zone climate control Surround-view camera To the end of April, Chery has delivered 1837 Omoda 5 vehicles in Australia this year, making it the brand's second best-seller after the Tiggo 4. The company is launching more brands in our market, with Jaecoo being the first cab off the rank. Its vehicles will be sold alongside unspecified models from the Omoda brand, which is due to be launched here during the second half of 2025.
