OMODA O5 TURBO 1.5L

OMODA O5

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RM 116,400

THE SUV THAT LOOKS TWICE ITS PRICE

The OMODA O5 is the car people ask about in car parks. At RM116,400, the 1.5L turbo crossover comes with a 20.5-inch dual screen, ADAS 2.0, and a design that genuinely turns heads on Malaysian roads. It launched in late 2025 and has already built a following among first-time SUV buyers who refuse to compromise on looks or tech. For daily use between Seremban and KL, it’s refined enough to make the commute feel less like a chore — and distinctive enough that you’ll notice when you arrive.

Brochure & Pricelist

1.5L

TCI

156 PS

POWER OUTPUT

230 Nm

TORQUE OUTPUT

ADAS 2.0

Advanced Assists

OMODA O5 TURBO 1.5L

Main Highlights

BUILT TO BE NOTICED

The O5's exterior proportions hit a sweet spot that's hard to achieve at this price range. Sharp LED running lights, a sculpted front fascia, and 18-inch black alloy rims give it a visual weight that suggests something considerably more expensive. On Malaysian roads where everything from a Myvi to a Cayenne competes for attention, the O5 holds its own without trying too hard.

THE INTERIOR IS THE STORY

Step inside and the 20.5-inch integrated dual screen is the first thing that grabs you — and it should be. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard, the Sony speakers are better than you'd expect at this price, and the ventilated front seats are the kind of feature you don't appreciate until your first hot afternoon stuck in a car park queue. It's a genuinely premium interior for what amounts to a sub-RM120k purchase.

THE 1.5L TURBO IN REAL-WORLD USE

156 PS and 230 Nm sounds good on paper. On the road, the 6-speed DCT keeps things smooth in traffic and pulls adequately when you need to merge or overtake. The three driving modes — Sport, Eco, and Normal — actually make a difference rather than just changing a number on a screen. The 0-100 km/h in 7.9 seconds is real — don't let anyone tell you this car is sluggish. It covers the Seremban interchange to Nilai in the kind of time that keeps you in the fast lane.

ADAS 2.0 EARNS ITS KEEP

Level 2.0 ADAS covers emergency braking, lane departure warning, and adaptive cruise control. On the PLUS Highway or any Klang Valley expressway, these systems work reliably and reduce the mental load on longer drives. The 540° HD camera turns urban parking into a non-event. Six airbags round off a safety spec that punches well above what RM116,400 typically buys in Malaysia.