Omoda X crossover SUV revealed with thermal imaging features

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 09:32 · Archive

Chery's Omoda Jaecoo division has unveiled the Omoda X, a new crossover with thermal imaging and a tougher SUV appearance, at the Omoda X Night unveiling in Wuhu, China on 20 October, held as part of the Chery Group's International User Summit.

The Omoda X introduces what the brand calls its 'Crossvolution' design direction, combining a more upright, rugged appearance with angular styling. The company describes it as meeting the 'dynamic tension of a sports car' with 'the raw strength of an off-road vehicle'. The vehicle features pronounced wheel arches, extensive lower-body cladding and sharply creased panels, with jagged daytime running lights and lightning-like rear lamp graphics.

Slotting below the Omoda 9, the mid-size Omoda X measures 4650mm long, 1910mm wide and 1720mm tall, roughly the same size as a Toyota RAV4. It has 200mm of ground clearance and a wading depth of over 700mm. The Omoda X will be offered with two-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, and plug-in hybrid or electric powertrains. The brand claims a towing capacity of up to 1800kg and a roof load capacity of 75kg.

Australian availability, pricing and launch timing have yet to be announced, though Omoda Jaecoo's local operation previewed the vehicle without confirming it for sale in Australia.

How it is being reported

• Omoda X revealed with night vision and a tougher SUV lookThe Omoda X has been revealed as a tougher-looking crossover SUV from Omoda Jaecoo, though it has yet to be confirmed for an Australian launch.Perth Now · 21 Oct, 09:01
• Omoda X revealed with night vision and a tougher SUV lookThe Omoda X has been revealed as a tougher-looking crossover SUV from Omoda Jaecoo, though it has yet to be confirmed for an Australian launch.The West Australian · 21 Oct, 09:01

In this story: Omoda Jaecoo · Chery Group · Wuhu · China · Australia

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