The 537 HP plug-in hybrid SUV with 145 km of electric range, priced starting at 41,150 €, introduces an exclusive limited edition of 200 units.
10/11/2026 15:00
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10/11/2026 15:00
The market for plug-in hybrid SUVs continues to see new options with high performance and increasingly long electric ranges. One such model is the OMODA 9 SHS, a 537 HP vehicle that can travel up to 145 kilometers without using gasoline. It now receives a technical update along with a new limited edition for Spain. Named the Black Edition, it will be limited to 200 units and is available at a promotional price starting at 41,150 euros.
The refresh comes after the Chinese manufacturer surpassed 6,500 customers for this model in Spain during its first year on the market. The SUV retains its plug-in hybrid system, all-wheel drive, and a combined range of over 1,100 kilometers, but it introduces changes aimed at improving its dynamic performance, driving assistance response, and parking capabilities.
A 537 HP SUV with improved brakes and performance
The main mechanical changes affect the front braking system and chassis tuning. The OMODA 9 SHS now features larger front brake discs, along with improvements to ventilation and heat dissipation. The goal is to maintain more consistent braking performance under high-demand conditions, especially for a vehicle of these characteristics.
The stabilizer bar has also been reinforced, and stiffer springs have been installed to reduce body movement and improve stability while driving. These modifications work alongside the electromagnetic suspension already available on the model, which can continuously adjust damping based on road conditions.
The update also affects the electronic systems. The lane-keeping assistant has been recalibrated to reduce the resistance felt by the driver through the steering wheel, while alerts for adaptive cruise control and intelligent speed limiters can now be silenced using the steering wheel controls. Additionally, the unintended lane departure warning no longer relies on steering wheel vibrations.
The automatic parking system, on its part, features an improved algorithm to enhance maneuvering. Among its updates is the option to choose whether the vehicle should park forward or in reverse. The messages displayed during the process and the presentation of images from the side-view cameras have also been modified.
A limited edition of 200 units
The main commercial novelty is the arrival of the OMODA 9 SHS Black Edition, a version that features a completely black aesthetic. The body features a matte black paint finish paired with black tires and various elements in glossy black, including the grille, mirrors, air intakes, and side skirts. The interior follows the same aesthetic theme, with a dark setup and black Nappa leather upholstery. The brand will sell only 200 units of this edition in Spain, which will be available alongside the already existing Premium version.
There are no changes to the propulsion system. The SUV retains its plug-in hybrid technology, the Super Hybrid System, with a combined power output of 537 horsepower, all-wheel drive, and a 34.5 kWh battery. Thanks to this, it achieves an electric range of up to 145 kilometers and a combined range of over 1,100 kilometers, according to figures provided by the manufacturer.
The battery supports DC charging up to 40 kW, and the vehicle comes with the DGT Zero Emissions label. It also features V2L technology, which allows the stored energy to power external electrical devices — a function particularly useful during outdoor activities or when there is no nearby power outlet.
Regarding price, the OMODA 9 SHS Premium has a recommended maximum price of 52,900 euros, while the Black Edition starts at 54,400 euros without any promotions. With all the announced discounts, the prices can drop to 39,250 euros and 41,150 euros respectively. However, these figures include financing terms, end-of-life vehicle compensation, and an upfront public subsidy of 2,250 euros from the Auto+ program, subject to availability and requirements. Thus, they are not unconditional purchase prices.
With this update, OMODA aims to strengthen the position of its largest and most high-performance SUV in Spain. The combination of long electric range, 537 horsepower, and a limited production edition constitutes its main selling point, while improvements to the chassis, braking, and driver assistance systems aim to address aspects related to handling and driving experience.