2026 Omoda C5
2026 Omoda C5
Est. monthly payment:
R 6,554 p/m
KwaZulu-Natal
The brand-new Omoda C5 1.5T Street + from 2026 offers South African buyers an affordable yet stylish compact SUV with modern appeal. Perfect for city driving and family adventures, this vehicle combines luxury with practicality, making it an ideal choice for those seeking the best price on a reliable used or new model.
Powered by a 1.5L petrol engine paired with a smooth CVT transmission, the Omoda C5 delivers excellent fuel efficiency at just 7.3 L/100km. It features five seats, five doors, and a spacious body type, providing comfort and convenience for daily commutes or weekend getaways. The vehicle’s condition is pristine, emphasizing quality and value for money.
Located in Zulwini Gardens, KwaMakhutha, KwaZulu-Natal, this Omoda C5 is available for immediate viewing and test drives. Explore flexible finance deals, price comparisons, and special offers today. Contact the dealer now to buy this affordable, stylish SUV or schedule your test drive for the best experience.
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Omoda C5
Omoda’s C5 slots right into the heart of the compact SUV hustle, targeting South Africans who want a bit of flash without crossing that R500k Rubicon. You’re looking at direct competition with the Haval Jolion, Chery Tiggo 4 Pro, and MG ZS—each one fighting for that same crowd chasing value and features. The C5’s 1.5-litre turbo-petrol is the workhorse, but the real eyebrow-raiser is the SHS DHT plug-in hybrid, something you rarely see at this price. Transmission choices run the full alphabet: auto, CVT, dual-clutch, semi-auto, depending on how deep your pockets and how fussy your left foot. With a median price of R339,900 from 169 listings (and 110 of those are factory-fresh), you can see Omoda’s playing for volume, not boutique bragging rights. If you’re a numbers person, the 1.5T Street+ is where the action’s at—62 listings and prices starting at R294,900, so it’s the one you’ll actually find on the lot. The Style X brings a bit more visual drama and is scattered across another 39 listings, stretching up to R374,900. That plug-in hybrid’s R439,900–R469,900 sticker is a leap, and, on paper at least, you’ll need to do a lot of Jozi–Pretoria commutes for the fuel savings to claw back that gap. Used? Barely. The average odometer reading is just 3,426 km, so these are basically pre-registered new cars. Where the C5 edges ahead of the Jolion is in the spec sheet and styling stakes, and what it gives you over the MG ZS is a hybrid for those wanting to dodge a few more fuel stops—because that matters, especially if Eskom’s not having a bad day.
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Omoda slipped onto the South African scene with little fanfare, but you’d never guess it from the stock moving off dealer floors. Slotting itself right into the middle of the SUV pack, it’s targeting the crowd tired of playing it safe with a Toyota Urban Cruiser or yet another Haval H6, but who’d never dream of dropping Volkswagen Tiguan-level cash. With 205 active listings spanning R294,900 to R999,900, there’s proper choice here—yet it’s that R369,900 median that really tells the story. That’s a price sweet spot for ordinary buyers, not just serial upgraders. You get the sense that most Omoda drivers care more about getting something new and stylish for their money than they do about chasing a legacy badge. The split—136 new cars to 69 used—shouts that Omoda’s still a fresh face, slowly building up real resale trust. The C5 is doing all the heavy lifting for Omoda. With 169 cars on offer from R294,900 to R479,900, it’s a compact SUV that’s priced to give the Haval Jolion and Suzuki Fronx a proper headache. Step up a notch and you’ll find the C7, sitting between R478,800 and R689,900, while the C9 nudges into the premium bracket at R999,900, though with just 11 units it’s clear that’s niche territory. Choice is the hook here—petrol, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid models are all in the mix, which is more than you can say for Haval’s petrol-heavy lineup at similar sticker prices. On paper at least, that fuel variety is exactly what should get South African buyers to look twice.
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2026 Omoda C5
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