Posted by Group1 Chery on 27 Mar 2026

Chery Global Growth: Why It Matters in SA
A few years ago, Chery still felt like the new kid on the block. Today, the story looks very different. With Chery’s global expansion accelerating at pace, the brand has grown into one of the most talked-about automotive success stories worldwide.
Read MorePosted by contentadmin on 15 Jan 2026

Chery’s Double Semi-Final Achievement In The 2026 SA COTY Competition
Chery South Africa has secured two semi-finalist positions in the 2026 South African Car of the Year (COTY) competition, with both the Tiggo 7 CSH and the flagship Tiggo 9 moving on to the next round. This dual recognition marks an important step for the brand as it continues to expand its footprint in South Africa’s highly competitive SUV market.
Read MorePosted by contentadmin on 18 Dec 2025

Will Chery Build Cars In South Africa? What A Mzansi Factory Could Mean For You
In recent months, South African motoring headlines have been buzzing with one big question, namely, will Chery build cars in South Africa? Reports suggest that the Chinese carmaker is actively exploring the possibility of establishing a local vehicle assembly plant, with feasibility studies and discussions already underway.
Read MorePosted by contentadmin on 09 Dec 2025

Why South Africans Can’t Get Enough Of The Chery Tiggo 4
According to NAAMSA, the Tiggo 4 sold 1,725 units in October, surpassing several established competitors and contributing to third-quarter 2025 sales of 4,899 units.
Read MorePosted by contentadmin on 13 Nov 2025

Chery Leads South Africa’s Shift To New Energy Mobility
Sustainable mobility is gaining real momentum across South Africa, and Chery is steering confidently at the front. Once known primarily for its combination of value and modern design, Chery has evolved into a technology-driven leader shaping the country’s shift toward cleaner, more efficient driving.
Read MorePosted by contentadmin on 29 Oct 2025

The Rise Of Chinese Cars In SA And What It Means For Buyers/ Market
A few years ago, few South Africans would’ve guessed that Chinese cars would become serious contenders in local showrooms. Yet here we are, and the numbers speak for themselves. Chinese brands now account for 11.8% of South Africa’s new vehicle market, up from just 2.8% in 2020.
Read MorePosted by contentadmin on 10 Oct 2025

Chery’s Expanding Family: How Lepas Will Shape SUV Shopping In SA
You’ve probably noticed the flurry of new badges arriving on South African roads lately. First Chery, OMODA, and JAECOO, and now, another name is sparking global buzz …
Read MorePosted by contentadmin on 26 Sep 2025

Chery’s Bold Leap Forward With Lepas Coming In 2026
The South African motoring landscape has been abuzz with exciting changes over the past few years, with Chinese brands stepping confidently into the spotlight. Now, Chery is preparing to take things to the next level.
Read MorePosted by contentadmin on 08 Sep 2025

Chery Retains ”The Best Chinese Brand” Title In 2025 J.D. Power Report
Chery has done it once more. For the second consecutive year, Chery Group has been crowned “The Best Chinese Brand” in the 2025 J.D. Power China APEAL Study. Far more than a headline, this recognition speaks volumes about the brand’s growing global influence. Scoring an impressive 760 points, Chery not only maintained its position as the top independent Chinese brand but also secured second place in the mainstream vehicle market, trailing only behind the heavyweight FAW-Volkswagen.
Read MorePosted by contentadmin on 28 Jul 2025

Chery Takes Aim At The Bakkie Big League In SA
Chery is gearing up to take on South Africa’s fiercely contested bakkie segment. After years of speculation, the Wuhu-based firm is making its boldest move yet with the introduction of the Chery Himla. The muscular double-cab, already confirmed for South Africa, is expected to launch in 2026. It’s the company’s first full-bodied attempt at building a modern pickup, and it’s aiming straight for the top, set to go head-to-head with the heavyweights in the double-cab bakkie space.
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