Little-known car brand launches in UK with two bargain-priced SUVs
Chinese firm Omoda is the latest to enter the UK and they're kicking things off with two incredibly low-priced newOmoda will launch their Omoda 5 model at just £25,235 for the most basic model, and that increases to £33,055 for the electric iteration, called the E5.
The Chinese maker is all systems go in the UK and will look to move further into continental Europe over the next year.Indeed, the vehicles we're getting in the UK are actually badged as Chery models in China and other markets.
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