Omoda is expanding the line-up for its Omoda 7 midsize SUV with a new premium Noble Tech grade. Announced as the fast-growing Chinese brand starts first UK deliveries
Omoda is expanding the line-up for its Omoda 7 midsize SUV with a new premium Noble Tech grade.
Announced as the fast-growing Chinese brand starts first UK deliveries of the Omoda 7 in the UK, the new heavily specified variant brings brand-first features for a premium of just £500 over the existing Noble trim.
Available from £35,505, the Noble Tech version introduces an innovative sliding infotainment screen alongside automated driving convenience features previously unseen on Omoda vehicles.
The 15.6-inch, ultra-thin sliding screen slides horizontally from its central position to sit directly in front of the passenger. It comes with a high-definition 2.5K resolution display and allows passengers to control functions such as music, climate and navigation.
The Omoda 7 SHS-P Noble Tech also comes with Remote Parking Assistance (RPA), enabling drivers to control parking manoeuvres from outside the vehicle using the key remote. It’s designed for tight or complex environments, supporting precise movement into or out of confined spaces, reducing effort and improving control in everyday situations.
The new features build on the existing Noble trim level, which comes with a 12-speaker Sony audio system, six-way electric adjustment for both front seats, heated and ventilated seats, a 1.45m panoramic sunroof and 20-inch alloy wheels as standard. The model also features an integrated air fragrance system, offering three signature scents – Forest Bath, Charming Air and Black Temptation – and working alongside the air filtration system, including pollen filtration.
Power for the Noble Tech model comes from the brand’s Super Hybrid System (SHS) powertrain in SHS-P plug-in hybrid form. The technology, originating from parent company Chery International, combines a 1.5-litre turbocharged engine with an 18.3kWh battery to deliver up to 204hp and 365Nm of torque. The result is a 0-62 mph time of 8.4 seconds, paired with a total driving range of over 700 miles and up to 56 miles of pure electric driving. Official CO2 emissions are rated at 23g/km.
The new grade expands the Omoda 7 line-up, which has just started first deliveries. The Kia Sportage and Volkswagen Tiguan rival is available from £29,965 for the petrol variant, from £32,005 for the SHS-P in Knight specification, and from £35,005 in Noble specification.
The Omoda 7 sits within a wider UK range that also includes the flagship Omoda 9 and compact Omoda 5.
Victor Zhang, managing director of Omoda UK, said the Omoda 7 SHS-P Noble Tech is a “carefully curated suite of innovations designed to assist daily driving”.
“By integrating intelligent systems such as RPA alongside a more flexible and immersive cabin experience, we are focused on making innovation intuitive, accessible and genuinely useful for our customers. This new grade is a testament to our philosophy that advanced technology should serve the human experience, making the most complex manoeuvres feel entirely natural.”
First customer deliveries of the Omoda 7 SHS-P Noble Tech are expected in June 2026.
