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Omoda C4 showcased in China before heading to South Africa | The Citizen | SA News

20 October 2025 by Guest

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  • After initially called the C3, the Omoda C5’s smaller sibling will now be sold as the C4.
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After initially called the C3, the Omoda C5’s smaller sibling will now be sold as the C4.

The Citizen Motoring is in Wuhu, China, where the wraps have just been taken off the new Omoda C4.

After being shown in Shanghai as the Omoda C3 in April, the Chery-owned carmaker renamed the SUV to the C4 after feedback and co-creation sessions with early users.

The Omoda C4 will slot in below the popular C5 as the most compact and affordable model in Omoda’s lineup. Local pricing and trim levels will be announced closer to the car’s release in the first quarter of 2026. With the bigger Omoda C5 priced between R329 900 and R465 900, you can draw your own conclusions.

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