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Chery today unveiled pictures of its new Exeed E08. This new energy MPV is most probably all-electric and is set to debut at next week’s Beijing Auto Show. It will likely form part of the Exlantix series.
Chery’s Exeed brand commenced pre-sales of its Exlantix ET model, known as the Sterra ET in the Chinese market, on April 15th. It was announced last month that this model would begin sales in April. This medium-to-large SUV is built on Chery’s E0X high-end electric platform and offers both a pure electric version and an extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) version (see price specs below).
Today Chery unveiled the iCar V23 which will then be shown at the Beijing Auto Show later this month before opening pre-sales in the second half of the year. The car is the second in the Chery iCar range and this time is jointly created with Xiaomi subsidiary Smartmi, also known as Zhimi Technology. Also shown was the new iCar X25 concept.
Today Chinese media have more articles about the supposedly new Luxeed S7 than the Luxeed S7 has sold since deliveries began in November last year. The re-release sees the Huawei backed model range increase from four to five and bring in a host of improvements and notably see that all cars in the range can now achieve a range of at least 630 km CLTC.
Chery, a leading Chinese automobile manufacturer, has recently unveiled two updated affordable small car models: the Ice Cream and the Little Ant. These vehicles target budget-conscious consumers looking for compact and economical transportation options. The Little Ant was updated last year, while the Ice Cream hasn’t changed much since 2022.
While there is no shortage of SUVs in China, local brands keep expanding their lineups to grab a larger piece of the sales pie. The latest example is the iCar V23, reportedly developed by Chery’s new EV brand in collaboration with Xiaomi-owned Zhimi Technology.
On April 7, Chery’s iCar V23 made its debut in China. This car is the first model jointly developed by Chery and Zhimi Technology, and is iCar’s second mass-produced model after the iCar 03. Positioned as a pure electric small SUV for young consumers, it is expected to officially unveil on April 12 and launched in the second half of 2024.
At the weekend Chery launched a new version of the Fulwin A8 the Voyage Editon and recently put the car through two tests to show its effectiveness as a PHEV.