Inside, there’s the compulsory large touchscreen, in panorama format and perched atop the dashboard. The Android-based system is way from one of the best. You can get to the principle features (which embody Apple CarPlay and Android Auto) simply from the house display screen, however there’s no ‘back’ button, the graphics are a bit of grainy and all of it feels a bit aftermarket. That stated, there are software program updates due and which will but change the system’s structure, so we must wait earlier than passing ultimate judgement.

Otherwise, my take a look at automobile was within the greater of the 2 specs. Even the fundamental Comfort will get heated and electrically adjusted seats, part-leatherette and – get this – a cooled wi-fi smartphone charging pad, to maintain your cellphone from overheating. The higher Noble trim provides a sunroof, a 360deg parking digital camera and comically pointless pink brake calipers.

Space within the again seats is fairly respectable, actually higher than within the Juke, however foot area beneath the entrance seats is poor and any passengers greater than 6ft tall might discover the ceiling a bit of shut for consolation.

More disappointing is the boot, which is available in at a paltry 307 litres. That’s 150-odd litres lower than within the smaller Puma, which appears an enormous disparity. But I reckon Omoda hasn’t factored in underfloor storage, as a result of the boot doesn’t look that dangerous to me. It’s a bit shallow and positively not as large because the Qashqai’s, however you’re going to get your large store in there, no worries. And you get a space-saver spare wheel too, which is sweet.