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Omoda introduces an updated E5 model

Words NZ Autocar | Images Omoda Jaecoo

by Peter Louisson
August 9, 2025

Omoda Jaecoo has introduced an updated E5 MY25.5 range, which now starts from $40,990 + ORC.

Always has been a good looker the E5.

Consisting of two highly equipped variants, BX and EX, the Omoda E5 is a value leader in the EV segment.

Read our review of the original Omoda E5.

Power now increases to 155kW, for easy acceleration in and out of town. The E5 can travel up to 430km (WLTP) on a single charge.

Charging point up front makes things easier.

Roy Munoz, Chief Commercial Officer, Omoda Jaecoo NZ said: “Fine tuning an already competitive product, these changes represent another step forward for the Omoda brand.”

“We are committed to offering a class-leading driving experience and unbeatable value for money. All our vehicles and the updated E5 are a testament to this.”

Easy smartphone integration by the look of it.

Standard features across the range include dual 12.3″ LCD instrument cluster and integrated multimedia touchscreen. Expect also 18-inch alloy wheels, premium steering wheel, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. There’s also a “Hello Omoda” voice control system.

Attractive rear end, with Omoda writ large.

The E5 offers an array of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). They comprise Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB), Emergency Lane Keeping (ELK), Lane Departure Prevention (LDP), Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), and Door Opening Warning (DOW).

Handy frunk a bonus.

Step up to the EX variant ($44,990 + ORC) and there are heated front and outboard rear seats, colour selectable ambient lighting, and an eight-speaker Sony sound system. There’s also a 50W wireless phone charger, rear privacy glass, a power sunroof with retractable sunshade and a surround view camera.

Along with this update, the petrol-powered C5 has also received a facelift and follows the same variant naming convention.

There's much improved boot space apparently.

Both models are available in showrooms now. They are backed by Omoda’s seven-year unlimited-kilometre warranty and up to seven years of roadside assistance.

The high-voltage battery is covered by an eight-year unlimited-kilometre warranty.

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