'Aussie-as' name for NZ-bound Chery ute
/Ironbark, Bushwalker and Mate … all were on the shortlist, but there was one better.
Read MoreIronbark, Bushwalker and Mate … all were on the shortlist, but there was one better.
Read MoreThe ‘8’ is the first of five impending sport utilities from a partnership between Chery and JLR.
Read MorePunters have plenty of ideas about what name is best for this new technology pitch load-all.
Read MoreCould KP31 unveiled yesterday be the battery-assisted breakthrough rural NZ has been waiting for?
Read MoreHaving established in plug-in hybrid form, Chery’s ‘7’ and ‘8’ models will avail with purely petrol power from February.
Read MoreChery has created the Swiss Army knife of SUVs.
Read MoreFlagship of Chinese make’s selection has latest drivetrain tech.
Read MoreTiggo 4 petrol-electric cheaper than tech leader’s choices, but falls behind on running cost.
Read MorePetrol-electric versions of Tiggo 4 coming in August.
Read MoreTiggo 7 and Tiggo 8 sister sports utilities are resetting access spend to petrol-electric tech.
Read MorePricing, specifications of two variants shared.
Read MoreTiggo sports utilities set to sport same drivetrain as a newly-landed Jaecoo.
Read MoreChina’s big gun exporter sees Tiggo 4 working for Kiwis.
Read MoreA second time around for China’s largest car exporter promises a better experience than the initial short-lived showing.
Read MoreChinese crossovers achieve five star scores from national crash testing auditor.
Read MoreJaecoo begins local rollout with medium J7 light duties off-seal car.
Read MoreParent of latest Chinese makes here is looking at producing cars in Europe.
Read MoreSorting ADAS for Omoda 5 is just a start … experts in Australia have been signed up to effect a dynamic fine-tune for all Chery cars is coming here.
Read MoreVoice command system tweaked for those who give their cars a name.
Read MoreOmoda 5 set to land some time in the first half of 2024.
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