Chery Omoda 5 Fuel Consumption

While Malaysians wait for the official relaunch of the Chery brand in the country, things are kicking into high gear for the Anhui-based carmaker over in Indonesia. With the futuristic-looking Chery Omoda 5 launched in the archipelago last month, the local production (CKD) of the SUV kicks off. For now, Chery says the SUV is undergoing what’s known as a trial line production. This is to train and prepare the assembly workers before the proper mass production of the Omoda 5 starts. During this tr

The Chery Omoda 5 is one of the most anticipated SUVs in the country, with increased sightings on the road prior to its launch in Malaysia. Turns out though, our neighbours across the strait are equally excited about it as over half of the customers who took a drive in it at the 2023 Indonesia International Motor Show placed a booking. Chery’s booth at the show piqued the interest of thousands of visitors as they thronged the Chinese carmaker’s booth to look around as well as take their SUVs for

Chery is pumped up for its return down under as the marque prepares for its 23 March 2023 Australian relaunch. Spearheading their portfolio will be the Chery Omoda 5 compact SUV that will be sold at 40 dealers and be tagged with a seven-year warranty and aftercare bundle. Their antipodean executives did hint that pricing for the dual-model range comprising the Omoda 5 and Omoda 5 EX will sit between $ 30,000 (~RM 90,400) to $ 40,000 (~RM 120,000) but stopped short of revealing the exact figures.

As Chery Malaysia gears up for its re-launch here by the second half of 2023, spyshots of its upcoming models have intensified. This time around, the Chery Omoda 5 gets spotted again, but with a slight twist. Whereas earlier spyshots of the Omoda 5 wore non-production, circular-type tail lights, the latest batch of spyshots show the new SUV with production-ready tail lights. Black tape on either side of the tailgate conceals the Omoda 5’s model and variant emblems. As a refresher, Chery Malaysia

Chery to launch CKD Tiggo 8 Pro and Omoda 5 by July 2023 Chery believes its products are superior to Japanese and Koreans Most pertinent question Malaysians want to know is – how long will Chery stay this time, and will its after-sales be better than Geely’s Proton? How do you tell if someone understands the inner workings of China’s automotive industry? It’s when they understand the Chinese lingo BBA, which is short for Benz, BMW, Audi – the hierarchy of the leading luxury brands in China. At l

Chery is on track to make its return to Malaysia by the second half of 2023. The brand will be re-launched here with two SUV models – the Chery Tiggo 8 Pro and Chery Omoda 5. Both models will be locally assembled (CKD), so prices are expected to be competitive against equivalent Toyota, Honda, and Mazda models. The identity of the Malaysian assembly partner has not been revealed but Chery has previously said that the plant will have a 30,000 units per year capacity. Also read: Chery confirms 30k