OMODA’s UK range now spans three distinct SUV sizes. Choosing between them is less about chasing the longest specification list and more about matching the car to your parking, passenger and journey needs.
| OMODA 5 | OMODA 7 | OMODA 9 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Role | Compact SUV | Mid-size family SUV | Flagship SUV |
| Length | 4,373–4,447 mm | 4,660 mm | 4,775 mm |
| Powertrain choice | Petrol, SHS-H hybrid, EV | Petrol, SHS-P plug-in hybrid | SHS plug-in hybrid, AWD |
| Boot | 370–380 litres | 590 litres SHS-P; 639 litres petrol | 660 litres |
| Official UK price from* | £24,040 | £29,965 | £44,995 |
*Representative starting prices checked against OMODA UK on 22 August 2026. Model, trim and offer pricing can change.
OMODA 5: compact and flexible
The 5 is easiest to recommend when value, city-friendly dimensions and powertrain choice are priorities. Petrol suits familiar refuelling, SHS-H improves efficiency without a plug, and the EV offers an official 267-mile range. It is also the least expensive route into the brand.
OMODA 7: the family-sized step
At 4,660mm long, the 7 creates more rear-seat and luggage room without moving into flagship pricing. The petrol version has a 639-litre boot. The SHS-P plug-in hybrid gives up a little cargo volume—590 litres—but adds up to 56 miles of official electric range for shorter journeys.
OMODA 9: the flagship
The 9 is the most powerful, spacious and premium OMODA. Its plug-in hybrid system offers all-wheel drive, an official electric range of up to 90 miles and 660 litres of boot space. It is also the quickest of the three, with a quoted 0–62mph time of 4.9 seconds.
A quick way to decide
- Mostly one or two people, tighter parking: start with the OMODA 5.
- Regular adult passengers, pushchairs or holiday luggage: compare the OMODA 7.
- Flagship comfort, AWD and long plug-in range: look at the OMODA 9.
A showroom visit is worthwhile because seat comfort, visibility and boot shape rarely come across in a specification table.
Quick questions
Which OMODA has the biggest boot?
The OMODA 9 is listed at 660 litres, just ahead of the petrol OMODA 7 at 639 litres.
Which OMODA is fully electric?
Within this comparison, the OMODA 5 is offered as a full EV. The 7 and 9 include plug-in hybrid options.
Is the OMODA 9 a seven-seater?
No. The current UK OMODA 9 is a five-seat flagship SUV.
See the car in person
Compare the current specification, availability and offers with the Invicta Motors team.
Official sources checked
- OMODA UK – OMODA 5 (checked 22 August 2026)
- OMODA UK – OMODA 7 (checked 22 August 2026)
- OMODA UK – OMODA 9 (checked 22 August 2026)
Prices, range, charging and efficiency figures are manufacturer figures and may change. Real-world results vary with version, conditions and use. Confirm the latest specification before purchase.
