Omoda E5 price, specs and trims UK: boot space, dimensions and Knight vs Noble
The Omoda E5 costs £33,065 as the Knight and £34,565 as the Noble in November 2026, both with a 370-litre boot and 267 miles of WLTP range, so the extra £1,500 buys comfort kit only.
Omoda E5 at a glance
| Price from | £33,065 |
|---|---|
| Battery | 58.9 kWh |
| WLTP range | 267 miles |
| Peak rapid charging | 130 kW |
| Boot | 370 litres |
| Price (November 2026) | Knight £33,065; Noble £34,565 (on the road) |
| Battery | 58.9 kWh usable, 61 kWh gross |
| WLTP range | 267 miles |
| Power and torque | 155 kW (211 PS), 288 Nm |
| 0 to 62 mph and top speed | 7.2 seconds, 106 mph (Omoda technical data) |
| Drive | Front-wheel drive, single-speed automatic |
| Max AC and DC charging | 10.3 kW AC, 130 kW DC |
| Rapid charge | 30 to 80% in 28 minutes (Omoda) |
| Boot | 370 litres, seats up |
| Length, width, height | 4,424 mm, 1,830 mm (without mirrors), 1,588 mm |
| Wheelbase and ground clearance | 2,630 mm, 140 mm |
| Warranty | 7 years / 100,000 miles; battery 8 years |
| Electric Car Grant | Not eligible |
Quick answers
- The Omoda E5 has a 370-litre boot with the rear seats up, against 380 litres in the petrol Omoda 5 and 370 litres in the full hybrid, on Omoda's UK figures.
- In November 2026 the E5 Knight costs £33,065 and the Noble £34,565 on the road, including £500 delivery and £65 for first registration and the first year's vehicle tax.
- The Knight works out at £124 of list price per mile of WLTP range and the Noble at £129, because both go 267 miles on the official test.
- The Noble's extra £1,500 buys heated rear seats, a heated steering wheel, a heat pump, a power sunroof, a powered tailgate, a 540-degree camera and eight-speaker Sony audio, according to Omoda's Knight and Noble specification table.
- Omoda's representative PCP example on the Knight runs 49 months with 48 payments of £415, a £3,999 total deposit and a £9,159 optional final payment at 0% APR.
- The E5 is 4,424 mm long, 1,830 mm wide without mirrors and 1,588 mm tall on a 2,630 mm wheelbase, with 140 mm of ground clearance.
The Omoda E5 costs £33,065 as the Knight and £34,565 as the Noble in November 2026, and both have a 370-litre boot, a 58.9 kWh usable battery and 267 miles of WLTP range. The Knight is the better buy unless you want the Noble’s heat pump, heated rear seats and powered tailgate; our full Omoda E5 review covers how it drives and what it costs to run.
This page goes through every trim, option, dimension and finance figure. EV Compared has not driven the car, so everything here rests on Omoda’s published data and the sources listed.
How big is the Omoda 5 boot?
The electric Omoda E5 has 370 litres of boot space with the rear seats up, on Omoda’s UK figures. The petrol Omoda 5 manages 380 litres and the SHS-H full hybrid 370 litres, so choosing the electric car costs you only 10 litres against the petrol.
| Omoda 5 version | Price from (Nov 2026) | Boot, seats up | Length | Wheelbase |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Petrol, Knight | £24,040 | 380 litres | 4,373 mm | 2,610 mm |
| SHS-H full hybrid, Knight | £25,755 | 370 litres | 4,447 mm | 2,610 mm |
| E5 electric, Knight | £33,065 | 370 litres | 4,424 mm | 2,630 mm |
Omoda does not publish a figure with the rear seats folded, nor the length or width of the load floor, so we cannot give boot dimensions in centimetres. Electrifying.com reports just over 1,000 litres with the seats down, and the AA’s review of the Omoda 5 gives 1,075 litres. Auto Express lists a maximum load of 611 kg.
For the class, 370 litres is small. If luggage space is the priority, our list of electric estate cars ranked by boot space shows what the same money buys in a lower body style.
How much is the Omoda E5, trim by trim?
The Omoda E5 Knight costs £33,065 and the Noble £34,565 on the road in November 2026. Omoda’s price list breaks that down as a retail price of £32,500 or £34,000 including VAT, plus £500 delivery and £65 for the first registration fee and first year’s vehicle tax.
| Version | Price | Battery | WLTP range | AC / DC charging | List price per mile of range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| E5 Knight (current) | £33,065 | 58.9 kWh usable | 267 miles | 10.3 kW / 130 kW | £124 |
| E5 Noble (current) | £34,565 | 58.9 kWh usable | 267 miles | 10.3 kW / 130 kW | £129 |
| E5 Comfort (2024 to 2025) | £33,055 at launch | 61 kWh gross | 257 miles | 9.9 kW / 80 kW | £129 |
| E5 Noble (2024 to 2025) | £34,555 at launch | 61 kWh gross | 257 miles | 9.9 kW / 80 kW | £134 |
List price per mile of range is EV Compared’s figure: the list price divided by the WLTP range, as explained in our methodology. The 2024 versions are no longer sold and are shown for anyone comparing a used car with a new one.
No E5 appears on the government’s Electric Car Grant list, so neither trim gets a grant discount.
What does each step up buy?
The step from Knight to Noble costs £1,500 and buys no extra range, power or charging speed, so the list price per mile of range rises from £124 to £129. Every pound goes on equipment.
On Omoda’s Knight and Noble specification table, the Noble adds:
- heated rear seats and a heated steering wheel
- heat pump air conditioning
- a power sunroof
- a powered tailgate
- a 540-degree surround view camera in place of the Knight’s rear view camera
- an eight-speaker Sony stereo in place of four speakers
The heat pump is the item that matters for running costs, because it heats the cabin with less energy than a resistive heater. Omoda’s table lists it on the Noble only, but Auto Express reported in August 2025 that the update made it standard on all models; ask the dealer to confirm it on the car you order.
The earlier step is the one that changed the car. The launch Comfort cost £33,055 for 257 miles and 80 kW charging; the current Knight costs £10 more for 10 more miles and 130 kW, cutting the list price per mile of range from £129 to £124.
What is the Omoda E5 interior like on each trim?
Both trims share the same cabin layout, and the Knight is far from bare. Omoda lists heated front seats for both trims, and vehicle-to-load in the boot and 18-inch alloy wheels on the Knight. Arnold Clark’s Knight specification adds twin 12.3-inch screens, a 50W cooled wireless phone charger, adaptive cruise control, dual-zone climate control, front and rear parking sensors, keyless entry and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
If you plan to run your phone through the screen most of the time, our comparison of Apple CarPlay and built-in EV software explains what you gain and lose.
The Omoda E5 Noble interior adds the eight-speaker Sony system and brings the heated steering wheel. Electrifying.com’s Sam Burnett found the design fairly slick and the materials pretty decent, but said the size of the front seat backs and the high window line make it feel slightly claustrophobic.
What options and colours can you choose?
Omoda’s UK website does not publish paint prices. Galena silver is the no-cost colour on Carwow’s list. Carwow’s colour list in November 2026 prices the metallic shades (Garnet red, Jade green, Obsidian black, Selenite white and Tourmaline grey) and a silver and black bi-tone at £600, and the red or white bi-tone with a black roof at £1,100.
Omoda dealer Yeomans lists ten E5 colours, including Cobalt blue and three bi-tone versions, so availability differs between sources. Confirm the paint price on your order form before signing.
What are the full Omoda E5 dimensions and technical data?
The Omoda E5 is 4,424 mm long, 1,830 mm wide without mirrors and 1,588 mm tall, and it seats five.
| Measurement | Omoda E5 | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 4,424 mm | Omoda |
| Width, without mirrors | 1,830 mm | Omoda |
| Width, with mirrors | 2,102 mm | Auto Express |
| Height | 1,588 mm | Omoda |
| Wheelbase | 2,630 mm | Omoda |
| Ground clearance | 140 mm | Omoda |
| Boot, seats up | 370 litres | Omoda |
| Kerb weight | 1,635 kg | Auto Express |
| Gross vehicle weight | 2,246 kg | Auto Express |
| Seats | 5 | Omoda |
Omoda’s technical data gives the motor as 211 PS, or 155 kW, with 288 Nm of torque, driving the front wheels through a single-speed automatic. It quotes 0 to 62 mph in 7.2 seconds in the technical table and a top speed of 106 mph. Auto Express lists 215/55 R18 tyres on the Noble.
Charging peaks at 130 kW on DC and 10.3 kW on AC, and Omoda quotes 28 minutes for a 30 to 80% rapid charge. For a home wallbox, our partner site Best Chargers compares chargers and installation.
Our report on the E5’s free charger offer explains the terms of Omoda’s free Octopus charger or public charging credit for E5 buyers.
On towing, Omoda’s E5 table lists unbraked towing as not available, while Electrifying.com reports a 750 kg limit, so check with the dealer if you need a tow bar.
What is Omoda’s representative finance example?
Omoda’s representative example is a 0% APR PCP on orders placed from 1 October 2026 until withdrawn. These are its published figures:
| Item | E5 Knight | E5 Noble |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle price | £33,065 | £34,565 |
| Customer deposit | £999 | £999 |
| Deposit contribution (“OMODA EV Grant”) | £3,000 | £3,000 |
| Total deposit | £3,999 | £3,999 |
| Total amount of credit | £29,066 | £30,566 |
| Agreement term | 49 months | 49 months |
| Monthly payments | 48 of £415 | 48 of £435 |
| Optional final payment | £9,159 | £9,707 |
| Annual mileage | 6,000 miles | 6,000 miles |
| Excess mileage charge | 8p per mile plus VAT | 8p per mile plus VAT |
| Interest charges | £0 | £0 |
| APR | 0% | 0% |
| Total amount payable | £33,065 | £34,565 |
The £3,000 “OMODA EV Grant” is Omoda’s own deposit contribution, not a government grant. The 6,000-mile allowance is low.
How do the E5’s price and boot compare with rivals?
The E5 has the smallest boot of the cars nearest its price apart from the seven-seat Tiggo 8, and only the Leapmotor B10 beats its WLTP range.
| Car | List price (Nov 2026) | Boot | WLTP range (electric range for plug-in hybrids) | Peak DC charging |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chery Tiggo 7 Super Hybrid Aspire (plug-in hybrid) | £29,995 | 565 litres | 56 miles | 40 kW |
| Geely EX5 SE (electric) | £31,990 | 461 litres | 267 miles | 120 kW |
| Omoda 7 SHS-P Knight (plug-in hybrid) | £32,005 | 590 litres | 56 miles | 40 kW |
| Leapmotor B10 67.1 kWh (electric) | £32,495 | 430 litres | 270 miles | 168 kW |
| Omoda E5 Knight (electric) | £33,065 | 370 litres | 267 miles | 130 kW |
| Chery Tiggo 8 Super Hybrid Aspire (plug-in hybrid) | £33,545 | 117 litres | 56 miles | 40 kW |
| Omoda E5 Noble (electric) | £34,565 | 370 litres | 267 miles | 130 kW |
| Jaecoo 7 Luxury SHS-P (plug-in hybrid) | £35,170 | 500 litres | 56 miles | 40 kW |
The Geely EX5 SE and Leapmotor B10 both cost £120 of list price per mile of WLTP range, £4 less than the E5 Knight and £9 less than the Noble, and both carry more luggage.
The plug-in hybrids from Omoda’s sister brands have bigger boots, with 56 miles of electric range before the petrol engine starts. Our Jaecoo 7 price and specs page sets out that car’s trims.
The Chery Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 8 are plug-in hybrids too, and the Tiggo 8 seats seven; our Chery Tiggo 7 and 8 price guide compares them.
A close relative from the same Chery group is the Jaecoo E5; see the Jaecoo 5 / E5 trims and prices to compare like for like.
For the rest of the line-up and the dealer network, see our guide to Omoda in the UK.
Which Omoda E5 should you buy?
Buy the Knight. It has the same battery, range and charging as the Noble for £1,500 less, and heated front seats, twin screens, adaptive cruise and vehicle-to-load come as standard. It suits a couple or small family who charge at home and travel light.
Choose the Noble if you drive a lot in winter and want heated rear seats, a heated steering wheel and a powered tailgate, and make sure the heat pump is on your car. Skip the E5 altogether if you need more than 370 litres of boot or want the most range for the money, because the Geely EX5 and Leapmotor B10 cost less and carry more.
How we test and where our numbers come from
Range figures are official WLTP combined values taken from manufacturer UK specification pages, with real-world estimates drawn from independent comparative testing. Prices are UK list prices at the time of the latest update. Tax, grant and charging-scheme figures come from GOV.UK and HMRC publications. We re-check every guide when pricing, specification or policy changes. Last checked 10 November 2026. How we work out our own figures.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Omoda 5 boot space?
The electric Omoda E5 has 370 litres of boot space with the rear seats in place, on Omoda's UK figures. The petrol Omoda 5 has 380 litres and the full hybrid 370 litres. Omoda does not publish a seats-folded figure; Electrifying.com reports just over 1,000 litres and the AA's review gives 1,075 litres.
What are the Omoda 5 spec levels?
There are two trims, Knight and Noble, on every Omoda 5 and E5 in November 2026. The E5 Knight costs £33,065 and the Noble £34,565. Both share the same battery, motor, range and charging; the Noble adds comfort and convenience kit, and the Knight replaced the launch car's Comfort trim in August 2025.
What do you get on the Omoda E5 Knight?
The Knight comes with 18-inch alloy wheels, heated front seats, a rear view camera, a four-speaker stereo and vehicle-to-load, according to Omoda's specification. Arnold Clark's Knight listing adds twin 12.3-inch screens, a 50W cooled wireless phone charger, adaptive cruise control, dual-zone climate control and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
What are the Omoda E5 dimensions in the UK?
The Omoda E5 is 4,424 mm long, 1,830 mm wide without mirrors and 1,588 mm tall, on Omoda's UK figures, with a 2,630 mm wheelbase and 140 mm of ground clearance. Auto Express gives 2,102 mm across the mirrors, which matters for narrow garages.
Is the Omoda 5 Noble available as a hybrid?
Yes, the Omoda 5 is sold as a full hybrid called the SHS-H in Knight and Noble trims, at £25,755 and £29,255 on the road in November 2026. It is a self-charging hybrid, not a plug-in, and its boot holds the same 370 litres as the electric E5.
Can you get 0% finance on the Omoda E5?
Yes. Omoda's representative PCP example on orders placed from 1 October 2026 is at 0% APR over 49 months, with a £999 customer deposit, a £3,000 Omoda deposit contribution and 48 payments of £415 on the Knight or £435 on the Noble, with 6,000 miles a year.
Sources and further reading
- omodaauto.co.ukOMODA 5 and E5: E5 Electric prices, technical data and specificationKnight £33,065 and Noble £34,565 on the road with retail price including VAT, £500 delivery and £65 VED and first registration fee; petrol and SHS-H prices; 211 PS, 288 Nm, 7.2 seconds, 106 mph; boot 370 litres (E5 and SHS-H) and 380 litres (petrol); length, width, height, 2,630 mm wheelbase, 140 mm ground clearance; Knight and Noble equipment tables; unbraked towing listed as not available (checked 10 November 2026).
- omodaauto.co.ukOMODA E5 offer detailsRepresentative PCP examples for the Knight and Noble at 0% APR, deposit contribution, term, payments, final payments, mileage, excess mileage charge, total payable and offer dates (checked 10 November 2026).
- autoexpress.co.ukOmoda 5 Electric 155kW Noble 61kWh 5dr Auto: prices and specsWidth including mirrors of 2,102 mm, kerb weight 1,635 kg, gross vehicle weight 2,246 kg, maximum load 611 kg, 18-inch wheels with 215/55 R18 tyres, 30 to 80% in 28 minutes at 130 kW, Noble equipment list (checked 10 November 2026).
- autoexpress.co.ukOmoda 5 and E5 receive substantial upgrades after less than a year on saleAugust 2025 update: range from 257 to 267 miles, charging from 80 kW to 130 kW, Knight and Noble trims, heat pump reported as standard on all models (7 August 2025).
- electrifying.comOmoda E5 reviewSam Burnett's review: boot of just over 1,000 litres with the seats down, cabin design and materials, front seat backs and window line, 750 kg towing, £1,500 trim price gap (10 September 2026).
- theaa.comOmoda 5 reviewJack Evans's review: 1,075 litres with the rear seats folded, quoted for the Omoda 5 range (checked 10 November 2026).
- arnoldclark.comBrand new OMODA 5 155kW Knight 61kWh 5dr AutoKnight equipment: twin 12.3-inch screens, 50W cooled wireless phone charger, adaptive cruise control, dual-zone climate control, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, front and rear parking sensors, keyless entry (checked 10 November 2026).
- carwow.co.ukOMODA E5 coloursGalena silver free; metallic shades and a silver and black bi-tone at £600; red and white bi-tones with a black roof at £1,100 (checked 10 November 2026).
- yeomans.co.ukOmoda E5 at YeomansOmoda dealer's list of ten E5 colours, including Cobalt blue and three with a black roof (checked 10 November 2026).
- gov.ukElectric Car Grant: eligible carsNo Omoda model listed in either grant band (checked 10 November 2026).
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