New Omoda 7 for sale

The OMODA 7 hybrid will be available in the UK, releasing in early 2026 with both petrol and plug-in hybrid powertrains offered to customers. The plug-in hybrid version uses OMODA’s Super Hybrid System and features an 18.3 kWh battery, allowing for up to around 56 miles of electric-only driving.

The new OMODA 7 is manufactured by Chery Automobile, a major Chinese car maker. OMODA is one of Chery’s international automotive brands, with vehicles designed, built and exported under the Chery Group umbrella.

The price of a new OMODA 7 varies depending on the engine and trim you choose: in the UK market for 2026, prices typically start from around £29,915 for the base petrol‑powered model, with the plug‑in hybrid version starting at about £32,000 on‑the‑road. Higher‑spec trims can cost more (for example, around £35,000 for a top‑end PHEV variant).

Actual prices may vary by dealer and specification, so it’s always worth checking with your local showroom in Greater Manchester.

No — the OMODA 7 is a five-seat mid-size SUV only. It does not come with a 7-seat option. Most OMODA models currently in the UK, including the 7 and 9, are designed for five passengers.

The difference between the OMODA 7 and OMODA 9 lies mainly in size, performance and overall positioning. The OMODA 7 sits between the smaller OMODA 5 and the larger OMODA 9 in the range. While both models offer hybrid technology, the OMODA 9 is larger, more powerful and more premium, with greater electric range, higher-end interior materials and additional technology features. As a result, the OMODA 9 is priced higher, while the OMODA 7 offers a more affordable option with many of the same modern features.

All OMODA 7 models come with a 7-year or 100,000-mile warranty, providing reassurance for UK buyers. The plug-in hybrid model also supports fast charging, allowing the battery to be topped up quickly when using compatible public chargers.