Chery Omoda 5 EV: Mid-2024 Australian launch confirmed

The electric version of Chery’s debut small SUV will arrive next year

2024 Chery Tiggo 7 Pro mid-size SUV: Initial Australian details

Chinese brand Chery’s local line-up will expand soon with the Tiggo 7 Pro mid-size SUV, as initial details are confirmed

2023 Chery Omoda 5 small SUV scores 5-star ANCAP safety rating

China’s Chery Omoda 5 small SUV has top safety marks from ANCAP after the brand’s previous vehicles from a decade ago received poor scores under less-stringent testing

Wheels mag April 2023: Kia EV9 detailed, GR Corolla faces rivals & more!

It's an all-out pre-emptive strike from Korea as we headline this issue with the groundbreaking Kia EV9, the bold SsangYong Torres, a first drive of Hyundai's game-changing Ioniq 5 N and the progress so far on Hyundai's ute project

Chery details new hybrid platform set to underpin future vehicles

Chinese brand Chery has detailed a new hybrid-only vehicle platform set to feature in its upcoming vehicles, with a focus on the latest technologies

2023 Chery Omoda 5 pricing and features

Chery has relaunched in Australia with the Omoda 5 small SUV, with full details confirmed ahead of its launch in late March

Chery confirms Australian release of Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 8 Pro SUVs

Chinese carmaker Chery has promised larger Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 8 models will join the Omoda 5 this year

Chery Omoda 5: small SUV priced under $40K drive-away; ute and EV expected

Chery is planning its return to Australia later this year, and it has some big ambitions

China's Chery planning Australian return, ute and EV planned

One of China’s largest car exporters has Australia firmly in its sights, with a new-generation of Chery cars on their way

Chery may target Toyota Kluger with premium Exeed SUV

Toyota could be facing increased pressure from emerging Chinese brands

Four-seat Smart no dead-cert start for Australia

Tough business case leaves question mark hanging over second-gen Smart ForFour’s Australian debut

Oz's cheapest car axed

Australia’s cheapest car, the $9,990 Chery J1, is no more due to safety regulation changes.

Don't be a crash-test dummy

It happened so quickly it seemed almost unreal. Chery’s J1 hatch has only just entered the Australian market, yet its crash safety was there being surveyed under the watchful eye of ANCAP.