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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / A Closer Look at the OMODA C5 Style X

A Closer Look at the OMODA C5 Style X

30 May 2026 by Guest

The OMODA C5 Style X forms part of the brand’s C5 lineup, offering a distinctive blend of contemporary design and updated drivetrain technology. Positioned alongside the Elegance X and Lux X derivatives, the Style X reflects the latest evolution of the C5 range while maintaining its focus on everyday usability and driving engagement. Exterior design …

The OMODA C5 Style X forms part of the brand’s C5 lineup, offering a distinctive blend of contemporary design and updated drivetrain technology. Positioned alongside the Elegance X and Lux X derivatives, the Style X reflects the latest evolution of the C5 range while maintaining its focus on everyday usability and driving engagement.

Exterior design

The OMODA C5 Style X combines sharp, modern styling with a distinctively premium edge. Its design reflects OMODA’s signature “Art in Motion” philosophy, featuring flowing lines and sculpted proportions that give the Style X a sporty yet sophisticated look. Brought into line stylistically with the Elegance X and Lux X trims introduced earlier this year, the Style X now boasts a redesigned front end featuring a diamond matrix grille and new bumper, along with restyled headlight clusters and daytime running lights. The Style X adopts these enhancements, gaining LED headlights that enhance visual appeal and improve visibility at night. The Style X also rides on 17-inch alloy wheels as standard. 

Performance and efficiency

The C5 Style X is powered by a turbocharged 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, paired with a smooth and efficient dual-clutch transmission (DCT) that replaces the CVT in the outgoing Style trim. Outputs remain at 115 kW and 230 N.m of torque, delivered to the front wheels for a lively and responsive drive in both urban and highway environments.

While power remains unchanged, the introduction of the DCT has improved acceleration, with the 0-100 km/h sprint time now achieved in nine seconds – 0.9 seconds quicker than before. Efficiency has also been improved, with combined fuel consumption now reduced to 6.9L/100 km. 

Drivers can select between three driving modes – Eco, Normal, and Sport – to tailor throttle response and gearbox behaviour to their preferences. The Style X’s new multilink rear suspension setup enhances comfort and handling stability, while disc brakes on all four wheels ensure consistent and confident stopping performance. 

Practicality 

The C5 Style X offers versatile practicality for everyday life. With a larger boot than before, luggage capacity has increased from 378 litres to 442 litres. Folding the 60/40-split rear seats flat expands total cargo volume to 1,149 litres.

Interior and comfort features

Inside, the Style X blends practicality with a sense of occasion. Cloth-trimmed sports seats (finished in black upholstery) provide excellent support, while a leather-wrapped, multi-function steering wheel adds a premium touch. The interior materials and finishes have been carefully selected to enhance tactile quality and visual appeal. 

Comfort features include air-conditioning, keyless entry with push-button start, cruise control, rear parking sensors and a reverse camera. Both front and rear occupants benefit from generous legroom and supportive seating for longer journeys.

Technology 

A 10.25-inch, high-resolution touchscreen takes centre stage in the cabin, offering wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. Bluetooth, USB ports, and a six-speaker audio system provide a connected, enjoyable in-cabin experience. The digital interface is intuitive and responsive, ensuring ease of access to infotainment and vehicle settings. 

Safety 

The Style X includes a comprehensive list of standard safety systems, reaffirming OMODA’s commitment to occupant protection. Standard features include Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD), and an Electronic Stability Programme (ESP). Dual front and front side airbags are fitted as standard, along with ISOFIX child-seat anchors. 

Service and warranty 

The OMODA C5 C5 Style X comes standard with:

  • A five-year/150,000 km warranty
  • A two-year/25,000 km service plan
  • OMODA’s industry-leading 10-year/1-million km engine warranty (exclusive to the first owner). 
OMODA C5 Style X Photo: OMODA South Africa

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