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The Omoda O4 (initially introduced as the Omoda C3/3 and Omoda 4) is a compact crossover SUV by Chery and marketed through the export-only Omoda brand.

ManufacturerOmoda (Chery)
Alsocalled
  • Jeland C4 (Russia)
  • Ecoda E5 (Iran)
ProductionApril 2026 – present[1]
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Omoda O4
Overview
ManufacturerOmoda (Chery)
Model codeT13C
Also called
  • Jeland C4 (Russia)
  • Ecoda E5 (Iran)
ProductionApril 2026 – present[1]
Assembly
Body and chassis
ClassCompact crossover SUV (C)
Body style5-door SUV
PlatformT1X platform
RelatedOmoda C5
Dimensions
Wheelbase2,620–2,672 mm (103.1–105.2 in)
Length4,400 mm (173.2 in)
Width1,860 mm (73.2 in)
Height1,650–1,680 mm (65.0–66.1 in)
Kerb weight1,400–1,710 kg (3,086–3,770 lb)
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Overview

In April 2025, The Chery presented another model, after the larger Omoda C7, developed from scratch specifically for its global brand Omoda, without borrowing from the existing range of the parent manufacturer. Initially, the car was named Omoda C3/3, however, when more information was presented in October 2025, it was renamed to Omoda 4. The final name was designated as Omoda O4. The car took the form of a compact crossover with avant-garde styling, rich in sharp creases, a front fascia dominated by a large air intake and aggressively shaped double-row headlights. The wheel arches were also prominently accentuated, while the rear lights took on an unusual boomerang shape, connected by a light strip running the full width of the body.[2][3]

The passenger cabin features a design already familiar from models from the related brand Jaecoo, with a high center tunnel housing an armrest, two cupholders, and a wireless smartphone charger. A digital instrument display sits behind the two-spoke steering wheel, and a large, vertical touchscreen multimedia system sits in the center of the cockpit, also used to control the vehicle's main settings, navigation, and air conditioning.[4]

The O4 was designed to be powered by both pure combustion and electrified systems. The base engine is a four-cylinder, turbocharged 1.6-liter petrol engine with 147 hp and 275 Nm of maximum torque. Additionally, a hybrid variant is planned, developing a combined output of 224 hp and 295 Nm of maximum torque.[5]

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Indonesia

The O4 was launched in Indonesia on 27 July 2026, marking the right-hand drive debut and global debut outside China. It was offered with sole unnamed EV variant.[6] The O4 marks the debut of the Super AI cockpit infotainment system.[6]

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