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Omoda 7 Hybrid Offers Over 80km Electric Range, But Comfort Lags

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The Omoda 7 hybrid SUV offers over 80 kilometers of electric range per charge, achieving up to 24.9 km/l when regularly plugged in. Without charging, fuel economy drops to around 15 km/l. Priced from 180,000 shekels, the vehicle received praise for its performance and interior space but was criticized for its uncomfortable ride and complex infotainment system. The Omoda 7 comes with a six-year warranty.

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  • The Omoda 7 hybrid SUV achieved 24.9 km/l with regular charging, dropping to 15 km/l without it.
  • The vehicle offers over 80 kilometers of electric range per charge from its 18.4 kWh battery.
  • Pricing for the Omoda 7 starts at approximately 180,000 shekels and goes up to 200,000 shekels.
  • Reviewers lauded the Omoda 7's performance and interior space but criticized its ride comfort.
  • The Omoda 7 features a 1.5-liter turbo gasoline engine and a 204-horsepower electric motor.
  • The vehicle includes a six-year warranty, with the battery covered for eight years.

A month of driving and nearly 3,000 kilometers behind the wheel of the Omoda 7 revealed its hybrid system's impact on fuel consumption. When regularly charged, the vehicle achieved 24.9 kilometers per liter of gasoline. However, in a week without charging, this figure dropped to approximately 15 kilometers per liter.

The Omoda 7, a five-seat SUV from Chery's Omoda brand, combines a 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine with a 204-horsepower electric motor. Its 18.4 kWh battery offers a claimed electric range of 92 kilometers, with testing showing over 80 kilometers on electricity per charge, and sometimes as low as 75 kilometers depending on driving conditions. The vehicle supports fast charging up to 40 kW.

Over 2,941 kilometers, the test consumed 118 liters of gasoline alongside charging, resulting in the 24.9 km/l figure which includes electric assistance. The total cost for fuel and electricity during this period was about 1,048 shekels, or approximately 0.36 shekels per kilometer, based on specific fuel and electricity prices. Without regular charging, the fuel economy dropped significantly.

Pricing for the Omoda 7 starts around 180,000 shekels for the Alwaye trim, rising to approximately 190,000 shekels for the Harmony and 200,000 shekels for the top-tier Vision. All trims share the same powertrain. The vehicle measures 4.66 meters long with a 2.72-meter wheelbase and boasts a 537-liter trunk.

Reviewers praised the rear legroom and interior space, along with the performance, particularly acceleration. However, ride comfort was a notable drawback, with testers experiencing significant jolts from road imperfections. The infotainment system, while featuring a large 15.6-inch touchscreen, requires adaptation due to menu-heavy operation. Other criticisms included limited driver's seat height adjustment, steering wheel reach, and rear visibility. The vehicle comes with advanced safety features and a six-year or 150,000-kilometer warranty, with the battery covered for eight years or 150,000 kilometers.

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