The new crossover will have a 1.5-liter turbocharged plug-in hybrid powertrain and can travel up to 59 miles on electric power alone
Chery has presented the latest model adorned with the Omoda badge in the form of the Omoda 7. Presented at the Beijing Auto Show , this crossover will be positioned above the Omoda 5 and rival the likes of the Toyota RAV4 in select global markets. Found beneath the skin of the new Omoda 7 is a stretched version of the Omoda 5’s platform. It is 4,621 mm long, 1,872 mm wide, and stands 1,673 mm tall with a 2,700 mm wheelbase. While Chery has said the SUV is powered by a 1.
The headlights are sharp and pointed and there is an unconventional grille that catches the eye. This show car has been finished in white with black adorning the pillars and roof, adding to the sporty design. The carmaker itself hasn’t released any photos of the SUV’s rear end but a browse online shows it has intricate LED taillights. Found in the cabin is a large 15.6-inch Tesla-esque infotainment display and a slim digital instrument cluster.
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