Chery Omoda 5 Road Tax Price In Malaysia

Vietnam’s trade ministry announced yesterday that China’s Chery has signed a joint venture agreement with Vietnamese company Geleximco to build a USD 800 million (~RM 3.8 billion) plant to manufacture electric vehicles. The plant will be costal province of Thai Binh, and will produce battery EVs (BEVs) for Chery’s Omoda and Jaecoo brands. Phase one of the plant’s construction will be completed by Q1 2026. The Omoda 5 EV is already on sale in neighbouring Thailand as the Omoda C5 EV. The upscale

Chery Australia has initiated a program to adjust the advanced driver assist systems (ADAS) of its vehicles, focusing particularly on the Omoda 5 which stirred safety concerns upon its release last year, reports auto news portal Go Auto. This comes after the initial ADAS settings on early Omoda 5 models received criticism for being overly aggressive, with features like lane-keep assist forcefully correcting steering even when drivers made deliberate maneuvers to avoid obstacles. Additionally, th

In conjunction with the launch of the Chery Omoda E5, Chery Malaysia has collaborated with EV Connection (EVC) to introduce the Autocharge feature, enabling pre-authorised charging. As part of this initiative, the first 2,000 buyers of the Omoda E5 will receive 1,000 charging credits through the JomCharge app, which operates as EVC’s digital platform. So, how does this function? During the launch event for the Omoda E5, Chery Malaysia's Vice President, Lee Wen Hsiang, explained, "For those among

The Chery Omoda E5 battery electric vehicle (BEV) will be locally-assembled (CKD) come the second quarter of 2024, though early customers will get their cars fully-imported (CBU) from China. Speaking to the media at the launch of the Omoda E5 yesterday, Lee Wen Hsiang, Vice President of Chery Malaysia, confirmed such plans. "So we will launch with the CBU first. We are looking to introduce the CKD in the very near future, somewhere around Q2, but the official date will be released once we firm u

Just like in Malaysia, Chery’s recent foray into Australia was a comeback. It initially entered the Australian market in 2011 through an independent importer but only lasted for 4 years. It offered three models at the time, the Chery J3 hatchback, the Chery J1 city car, and the Chery J11 SUV. The J11 was also sold as the Chery Tiggo in Malaysia and it along with the J1 was tested by the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP). Both cars scored 2/5 stars which was considered poor and amon

Carlist is back again with their roadshows, and this one, like all the ones before this, is something you won't want to miss. Happening at the Ground Floor North Court of IOI Mall Puchong from 20- to 24-March 2024 (next week!), the roadshow runs through 10 am to 10 pm and brings forth several notable brands and deals for you to grab. Chery will be on hand with their Tiggo 8 Pro and Omoda 5, ready to spoil you with mystery gifts upon booking. Ingress Auto are on board with cash rebates up to RM 3