Chery News
New cut-price electric SUV has arrived
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By James Cleary · 09 Sep 2024
Having confirmed Australian specification just last month, Chery has now set local pricing for its two-model Omoda E5 line-up, the new EV SUV applying the price thumb screws to established players in the small and medium EV SUV segments.
Chery's first go at an ultra-luxe SUV
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By Samuel Irvine · 28 Aug 2024
Chery is expected to unveil a flagship luxury SUV under its Fulwin sub-brand at the Chengdu motor show in China on August 30.
Chery's Hyundai Santa Fe rival?
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By Tom White · 21 Aug 2024
Chery has launched its largest Tiggo-branded SUV in China, the Tiggo 8 L, which sits above the Tiggo 8 Pro Max in terms of its size and standard equipment.
Chery's latest Range Rover copy
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By John Law · 20 Aug 2024
A new arrow in Chery’s expanding quiver of sub-brand models has appeared in China.
Chery gets aggressive with Tiggo 4 pricing
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By John Law · 16 Aug 2024
Chery has announced its latest entrant into the Australian market.
Chery's dual-cab rumours pick up steam
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By John Law · 13 Aug 2024
It won’t be the first time Chery has produced a ute but given its world-conquering aims, this attempt is likely to be better than the 2015 Karry Higgo.
New affordable Chinese electric SUV detailed
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By Dom Tripolone · 12 Aug 2024
The Omoda E5 is a compact SUV and will compete with the MG ZS EV, BYD Atto 3 and Hyundai Kona Electric. Chery will reveal the E5’s price before it lands in showrooms next month, but expect it to be competitively priced in the low-$40,000 range.
Chery's seen it all before in China
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By John Law · 12 Aug 2024
The Australian new-car market is going through a massive shift with new brands and nameplates launching at a more rapid rate than ever.
Is it too easy to get five stars for safety?
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By Chris Thompson · 04 Aug 2024
If you’ve been bothered by a ‘new’ feature in a car that’s supposed to make life easier but doesn’t - at least not for you - then don’t worry, you’re not the only one.
The cars driving China’s dominance
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By Chris Thompson · 05 Jul 2024
China is now the third-largest source for new cars in Australia, beaten only by Japan and Thailand for cars exported here.