Hi you two hope you both well. I've had my omoda petrol about a month now and up to now can't fault it it's very comfortable powerful I rarely ever take it out of eco mode is enough for 95 per cent of driving. I actually phoned amoda to clarify a point and they couldn't have been more helpful. Just one thing the petrol car does have a spare wheel in the boot which I think is brilliant. my noble also came with 19 inch spoke rims which I prefer fabulous car.
Drive away base EV in Australia is equivalent 🎉to £22,500. Lots of software issues and a reluctance to fix them by dealerships so far. So I’d hold off a while if I was considering buying one. But for the price, pretty much unbeatable here. Cheaper than atto3, has nicer interior and shares same battery. Shame the legacy manufacturers aren’t really competing with them, as they’re going to take the market and share it with Tesla.
Yes the manufacturers are dominating, thank you for the update Paul, we’ve seen the opposite here reports from owners appear very good. Yes it’s BYD the batteries if I remember correctly. The markets an interesting one at the moment.
I had a test drive off the E5 and was quite impressed. If it had been more established in the UK I would have been very tempted. I went for the Hyundai Kona EV in the end.
Looked at one these today. Should have test driven. Salesman said slightly less build quality than MG our other one in radar car. How did you find efficienty? Thanks guys.
We would say that they are on a par with the most recent MG’s, although the petrol 5 is a little more dated. We’ve not yet had this on review, meaning we’ve not had enough time with it to fully explore the efficiency. Thank you.
Country is being flooded with Chinese cars We will regret this in time ,not a fan of Chinese products , I suspect parts will be an issue for body shops
No they’ve covered that, Robert. They’ve set up a warehouse full of parts that they will ship overnight using DHL to where ever they are needed. This was one of their priorities to have in place before they launched here. Thank you.
Another well priced EV, hell yeah
You got that right! Thank you, @badminverse2136
Hi you two hope you both well. I've had my omoda petrol about a month now and up to now can't fault it it's very comfortable powerful I rarely ever take it out of eco mode is enough for 95 per cent of driving. I actually phoned amoda to clarify a point and they couldn't have been more helpful. Just one thing the petrol car does have a spare wheel in the boot which I think is brilliant. my noble also came with 19 inch spoke rims which I prefer fabulous car.
We agree with you. Nigel - it’s a fabulous car! Glad you enjoyed the comparison 👍
We agree with you. Nigel - it’s a fabulous car! Glad you enjoyed the comparison 👍
Drive away base EV in Australia is equivalent 🎉to £22,500. Lots of software issues and a reluctance to fix them by dealerships so far. So I’d hold off a while if I was considering buying one. But for the price, pretty much unbeatable here. Cheaper than atto3, has nicer interior and shares same battery. Shame the legacy manufacturers aren’t really competing with them, as they’re going to take the market and share it with Tesla.
Yes the manufacturers are dominating, thank you for the update Paul, we’ve seen the opposite here reports from owners appear very good. Yes it’s BYD the batteries if I remember correctly. The markets an interesting one at the moment.
@@PlanetautoUK is there any plans for the leapmotor C10 coming to the UK and getting them very soon in Aus and price is even lower.
@paulb1951 I’ve seen first looks popping up in the UK, sooo I presume so, il look into that deeper today.
indonesia has this car months ago and ccustomer are happy with this car
That’s great to hear Hadiso 😻
I had a test drive off the E5 and was quite impressed. If it had been more established in the UK I would have been very tempted. I went for the Hyundai Kona EV in the end.
You’ve still ended up with a damn good SUV! Give it a couple of years and there will be a fair few Omoda’s on the road. Thank you, Keith.
So many new brands, exciting stuff. The pinched C pillar is reminiscent of a Lexus RX.
Nicely spotted - thank you, Nigel. Have you driven one?
Looked at one these today. Should have test driven. Salesman said slightly less build quality than MG our other one in radar car. How did you find efficienty? Thanks guys.
We would say that they are on a par with the most recent MG’s, although the petrol 5 is a little more dated. We’ve not yet had this on review, meaning we’ve not had enough time with it to fully explore the efficiency. Thank you.
I bought the Noble it come with full spare tyre
Petrol or Electric?
Is it any better than the cheaper mg zs hybrid?
It really depends on what you are looking for, @AldoScotia - have you driven one?
@@PlanetautoUKno. Driven MG and very impressed.
They’re pretty close, drive Omoda if you get chance, many like it - I think it’s very close.
Good price, and looks - don't like the wheels- a bit bland inertia
It is, and the support package too - great SUV’s especially for the prices.
Country is being flooded with Chinese cars
We will regret this in time ,not a fan of Chinese products ,
I suspect parts will be an issue for body shops
No they’ve covered that, Robert. They’ve set up a warehouse full of parts that they will ship overnight using DHL to where ever they are needed. This was one of their priorities to have in place before they launched here. Thank you.
Well I can bet 95% of your house appliances have " made in China " on it. This is just pure hate for chinese stuff
It’s a good thing, our manufacturers typically are behind the Chinese and Koreans - this in turn increases competition and lowers prices, win win