Chery Automobile Malaysia has introduced another Eastar MPV variant, this one being known as the XT. Its arrival brings to three the number of seven-seater Eastar versions in the country, the others being the regular ES and upkitted ST, which was introduced a year ago.
No mechanical changes to the running gear – the Eastar continues with the 2.0 ACTECO unit, good for 134 hp at 5,750 rpm and 180 Nm at 4,400 rpm, mated to a four-speed auto transmission.
What’s new on the Eastar XT? Well, new design headlamps, for one, and there are interior upgrades such as leather seats, a six-speaker DVD player/navigation system and LED display screens for rear occupants, these being located behind the driver and passenger seat headrests. Oh, and there’s a reverse camera as well. Safety kit includes ABS, EBD and dual airbags.
The Eastar XT is priced at RM94,040, on-the-road with insurance, which makes it cheaper that the ST when that first arrived (RM96,888 when launched last year). Available exterior colours are Sunbeam Silver, Mystic Black, Brown Silver, Chili Red, Sapphire Silver and Snow White.
At the launch, the company also introduced a five-year or 150,000 km warranty programme, which accompanies any new Eastar purchase.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Chery Eastar XT highlight mixed opinions on its quality, pricing, and features. Some users expressed concerns about build quality, panel gaps, and high fuel consumption, while others praised its affordability with discounts and cashback. Several comments criticized the car’s design, safety features, and reliability, referencing customer complaints and negative Facebook reviews. There was also discussion about the car’s outdated look and comparison to other brands’ more advanced features like ESP and ISOFIX, which the Eastar XT lacks. Overall, sentiments range from skeptical to positive about the value offered for RM94k, with many emphasizing the importance of safety, quality, and price in their purchasing decision.