China’s Chery has returned to the Australian market under a new name. The 2025 Chery C5, unveiled as the successor to the Omoda 5, represents more than just a rebranding—it features refinements in ...

It’s a Chery ... Omoda 5 and E5, as they both stack up well in terms of equipment, space and performance when set against their many competitors. There are some oddities though. The front ...

The wave of Chinese newcomers shows no sign of slowing. On the contrary – Chery is now stepping up, aiming to launch in ...

The brand, a subsidiary of Chinese OEM, Chery International ... the OMODA 5 to accelerate from 0-62 mph in 7.9 seconds and reach a top speed of 128 mph. Drive is sent to the front wheels via ...

Omoda is a subsidiary of Chery, which is one of the biggest ... leg room for the driver and front passenger in the front of the Omoda 5, no matter how you adjust the seat. You'll find plenty ...

Chery sells gasoline versions of the Omoda 5 and Jaecoo 7 compact SUV ... heated and ventilated seats front and rear, and a 14-speaker Sony stereo system. The dashboard is dominated by a large curved ...

Chery’s E5 is an electric version of its petrol Omoda 5 small SUV, which sells in respectable ... offers a healthy 150kW and 340Nm from a front-mounted electric motor, and has a reassuring ...

The petrol-powered Omoda 5 and its all-electric sibling, the Omoda E5, will certainly do no harm to Chery’s industrial ... There are some oddities though. The front and rear windscreen wipers ...