The Mauritian market now has a new vehicle on its roads : withith the OMODA C5, CFAO Mobility is introducing a crossover that aims above all to stand out from the crowd. Its main selling point? A design that fully embraces its character, combined with a range of features designed to make daily commutes more enjoyable. ZAK
On the outside, the C5 embraces the design language of an SUV while boasting a more fluid and sporty look. Its sculpted lines and expressive front end give it an instantly recognizable identity. This design choice should particularly appeal to those looking to move away from the segment’s more conventional silhouettes. But the model’s appeal also lies inside : the cabinmakes extensive use of digital technology, featuring a 10.25-inch center screen, a digital driver’s display, and the ability to connect a smartphone wirelessly via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Depending on the configuration, the experience can be further enhanced by a Sony audio system, a 360-degree camera, dual-zone climate control, or wireless charging.
When it comes to driving, the C5 features a familiar and accessible powertrain: a 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing 154 chevaux, paired with a CVT automatic transmission. The Normal, Eco, and Sport modes allow you to adjust the vehicle’s response to suit the driving conditions. And because a city car also needs to be practical, the trunk offers 378 liters of space, with a capacity exceeding 1,000 liters once the rear seats are folded down. Offered in its Luxury trim at Rs 1.39 million, with a seven-year or 200,000 km warranty, the OMODA C5 plays a simple card: offering plenty of features, displaying a distinct personality, and remaining versatile enough to handle both daily commutes and weekend getaways.
