
MG S5
Launched
RM117,528
Overview
The Chery O5 is a B-segment SUV and the renamed facelift of the Omoda 5, aimed at drivers who want a petrol crossover with a wet dual-clutch gearbox and multilink rear suspension. It is sold in Malaysia in one 1.5 Turbo front-wheel-drive form, priced from RM116,800.
For 2026, the O5 is due to receive its second facelift in Malaysia, bringing a sharper nose, ‘lightning’ tail lamps and a new interior. Until that arrives, the Malaysian range remains the sole 1.5 Turbo petrol model with a wet DCT and multilink rear suspension. An O5 Hybrid has also surfaced in Australia with a 1.5T powertrain, a 204 PS electric motor and claimed 20.4 km/l fuel consumption, but Malaysian availability is not confirmed.
RM116,800 · est. from RM1,190/mo
Key specs
Key specs
Shopping the previous generation? O5 C5 (2023–2025) →
across the range — availability varies by variant
The O5’s mechanical package is clear enough: 145 hp, a wet DCT and multilink rear suspension in a B-segment SUV. Its RM116,800 price puts it RM900 above the Honda HR-V and RM3,000 above the Nissan Kicks e-Power, while sitting RM728 below the MG S5. It is therefore not the budget choice in this class. The coming second facelift is the bigger story for buyers who can wait.
same class, similar money
The Chery O5 costs RM116,800 in Malaysia. It is sold in a single 1.5 Turbo variant with front-wheel drive and a wet dual-clutch automatic gearbox.
The O5 gets a 1,498 cc turbocharged petrol engine producing 145 hp, front-wheel drive, a wet DCT, multilink rear suspension and five seats.
The Chery O5 is the new name for the facelifted Omoda 5 in Malaysia. The O5 replaces the earlier CVT with a wet dual-clutch gearbox and uses multilink rear suspension.
Yes. A second O5 facelift is due in Malaysia in 2026 with a sharper front end, ‘lightning’ tail lamps and a new interior. A Malaysian O5 Hybrid has not been confirmed.