Chery achieved annual sales of 1,881,316 units and exported 937,148 vehicles in 2023, marking a milestone as China’s top passenger car exporter for 21 years, announced Chery Holding Group. The marque secured a year-on-year growth of 52.6% in annual sales and 101.1% in exports in the same year.
Chery caters to several segments, introducing innovative models such as the Tiggo 8 Pro Plug-in Hybrid, Tiggo 7 Pro Plug-in Hybrid, and eQ series, among other new energy products.
Saad Alzowayed, Assistant General Manager of Motorcity, the exclusive distributor of Chery vehicles in Bahrain, said: “Millions of users trust Chery around the world. Its commitment to technological innovation and providing a unique experience make it a compelling product for savvy customers globally, and Bahrain is no exception. We are confident that the new iterations that will be introduced to the Kingdom’s market will receive the same positive response that we have had so far with previous models and build further on that success.”
China recently reinforced its position as the leading Chinese automotive brand in Bahrain, coming top of a major study ranking new vehicle quality. The China Initial Quality Study (IQS) by J.D. Power named Chery the highest-ranked Chinese domestic brand, with its models earning top marks in the compact sedan and SUV categories, respectively.
In 2024, Chery is set to launch a series of new PHEV and BEV models in numerous markets including Bahrain. Equipped with cutting-edge technologies such as the new generation DHE/DHT, artificial intelligence, autonomous driving, and an intelligent cockpit, the new models underscore Chery’s commitment to enhancing the technological features of its vehicles for its customers worldwide.
