At yesterday’s launch of the Chery Tiggo Cross, Chery Malaysia revealed that it now has 58 outlets (showrooms, service centres and body and paint centres) operational nationwide, including in Sabah and Sarawak.
“From just a handful of outlets when we began in July 2023, we now proudly operate 58 outlets nationwide, including in Sabah and Sarawak. Since then, we have introduced four exciting models to the Malaysian market and I can confidently say there’s much more coming in the second half of the year,” said Michael Chew, vice president of Chery Malaysia.
The Chinese brand’s return to Malaysia was led by two SUVs that were launched here in July 2023, namely the Omoda 5 and Tiggo 8 Pro. The former would gain an all-electric variant called the Omoda E5 in March 2024, with another SUV – the Tiggo 7 Pro – joining the line-up in June the same year. The Tiggo Cross is the latest addition to the model range and is available in turbocharged and hybrid variants.
Other models that are part of the Chery family but sold through separate dealerships are those from Omoda | Jaecoo, including the J7 that is available in petrol-only and plug-in hybrid variants, with the J8 set to be launched later on July 18. There’s also iCaur (or iCar as it is known in China), which will first launch the 03 before the V23 joins the mix.
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Digging up old articles on Chery, particularly the one titled “Chery Malaysia opens new 3S centre, launches Eastar ST – brand to expand country’s role as RHD hub”, we can read that the old Chery (Chery Automobile Malaysia) also had thereabouts of 55 outlets nationwide at one point.
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