Omoda 5, 7 and 9 in Ireland: what they cost fully landed
Last reviewed 15 August 2026. Listing counts and prices are live figures from our own catalogue of UK cars and change daily.
Omoda is sold in the UK but has not launched in Ireland. There is no Irish distributor, no Irish dealer, and no Omoda in Irish new-car registration reporting - so every Omoda here is an import. The range runs from the compact Omoda 5 and its electric E5 sister through the 7 to the flagship 9 plug-in hybrid, and the UK has been selling them in volume since 2023.
What we can source right now. Around 115 Omoda are listed at UK garages in our live catalogue: the 9 from roughly €46,700 landed, the electric E5 from about €29,900, the 7 from €37,800 and the 5 from €37,500. Every figure includes VRT, VAT, customs, transport and Irish plates.
The E5 angle. The electric E5 qualifies for Ireland's EV VRT relief where the OMSP conditions are met, and that relief is already reflected in our landed pricing - it is why the E5 undercuts the petrol 5 in our list despite being the newer technology.
Warranty - please read this before you buy. UK-supplied Omoda carry a seven-year manufacturer warranty, but it is granted by the UK importer and its own policy extends cover to EU countries only for temporary trips with a return to the UK expected. There is no authorised Omoda dealer anywhere on the island of Ireland - none in the Republic and none in Northern Ireland - so the nearest place to service the car or lodge a claim is in England, at your own travel cost, and the bundled roadside assistance is scoped to the UK and Channel Islands. Our honest advice is to price an Omoda as though the manufacturer warranty is worth nothing here, and to treat any goodwill from the importer as a bonus. Our optional extended warranty cover is available on eligible cars.