Omoda 4 arrives in Brazil in three versions to compete in the compact SUV market
The Omoda 4 arrives at the Brasil with three different versions to compete directly with compact SUVs consolidated in the national market. The Chinese brand presented the model during a global event at Pequim, where it celebrated the sale of 1 million units worldwide. In the country, the vehicle will face rivals such as the Tera, Pulse and Kardian, seeking to gain space in the growing segment of compact sports utility vehicles. The multiple engine strategy aims to serve different profiles of Brazilian consumers.
Três engines for different demands
The first version of the Omoda 4 will be a hybrid, equipped with the SHS-H system that delivers 224 horsepower and 30.1 kgfm of torque. Esse mechanical assembly, identical to that used in the Omoda 5 in the China, promises robust performance and fuel efficiency. Hybrid powertrains reflect the global electrification trend in the automotive segment, offering a transition between conventional and fully electric vehicles.
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The electric version of the Omoda 4 will be equipped with a 204 horsepower engine and 34.6 kgfm of torque, ensuring agility in urban traffic. The 61.1 kWh battery provides an estimated range of close to 350 kilometers, suitable for daily use and medium-distance trips. Essa configuration positions the model as a viable option for consumers who seek sustainability without giving up practicality.
The third version will be combustion-powered, with a flex engine adapted to national fuel. Essa strategic choice recognizes the importance of ethanol in the Brazilian market and keeps the Omoda 4 accessible to consumers who still prefer traditional engines. The technical details of this configuration are still being defined by the automaker.
Tecnologia and security in the spotlight
The Omoda 4 integrates a robust suite of 16 driver assistance features (ADAS) designed to make daily driving easier and improve the parking experience. Occupant safety is a clear priority in the development of the model, with features that reduce risks in different traffic scenarios.
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- Tela 13.2-inch infotainment center
- Câmera 540° panoramic view for a complete view of the surroundings
- 50W Wireless Carregamento for Electronic Devices
- Sistema ADAS with 16 driver assistance features
The 13.2-inch central interface manages infotainment and connectivity, while the panoramic camera offers a 360-degree view when maneuvering. 50W wireless charging ensures convenience for passengers’ smartphones and other equipment, eliminating the need for cables during travel.
Design inspired by luxury sports cars
The Omoda 4 features front lines that refer to the Lamborghini Urus, giving it an aggressive and differentiated look. The striking, contemporary headlights follow global automotive design trends, while the start button replicates the style of the Italian sports car, adding a touch of exclusivity. Essa aesthetic approach seeks to differentiate the model from other compact SUVs available on the Brazilian market.
The visual identity of Omoda 4 was carefully developed to attract consumers who value bold and contemporary design. Cada exterior detail contributes to a striking presence on the streets, reinforcing the vehicle’s premium positioning within the compact segment.
Performance from version Ultra
The Ultra version of the Omoda 4 offers competitive performance for the category, with a 204 horsepower engine and 31.6 kgfm torque. The model accelerates from zero to 100 km/h in 7.5 seconds, an impressive mark for compact SUVs in the Brasil. The maximum speed is electronically limited to 179 km/h, a common safety standard in this segment, reinforcing its positioning as an attractive option for those looking for performance and safety.
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Expansão Global Omoda & Jaecoo
Omoda & Jaecoo, operated by Chinese giant Chery, has an established presence in 63 countries, including Brasil, with more than 1,300 global points of sale. The brand opens, on average, one new store every day, demonstrating accelerated expansion in recent years. Essa vast infrastructure supports the launch of new models and guarantees large-scale customer service, consolidating the brand’s position as a relevant player in the international automotive market.
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