In November, Chery Group sold 272,536 vehicles, among which NEV sales reached 116,794 units, representing a year-on-year increase of 50.1% and achieving a record monthly high. This marks the fourth consecutive month of growth in NEV sales. Exports for the month totaled 136,728 units, up 30.3% year-on-year. Chery has now exceeded 100,000 units in monthly exports for seven consecutive months, maintaining its position as China’s leading automotive exporter.
From January to November, Chery Group’s cumulative vehicle sales reached 2,561,465 units, an increase of 11.1% year-on-year. During this period, cumulative exports amounted to 1,199,590 units, up 14.7% year-on-year, while cumulative NEV sales totaled 814,685 units, rising 69.4% year-on-year and exceeding the 800,000-unit milestone for the first time in a single year. As of the end of November, Chery Group has served over 18.28 million customers globally, including more than 5.7 million overseas users.
Chery Group’s strategic focus on the dual-track development of “new energy and new fuel vehicles” has enabled synergistic growth, creating a diversified product portfolio tailored to global market demands. In November, Chery launched the TIGGO9 CSH in Hungary, Romania, and the Czech Republic. As the flagship hybrid model of the TIGGO family and the first built on the “Tiger Leap Power” T2X platform, it combines a native hybrid architecture with versatile performance to deliver European customers an exceptional driving experience characterized by powerful performance, precise handling, safety, practicality, and comfort. During the same month, the Chery HIMLA pickup was launched in Chile and Peru simultaneously, meeting Latin American customers’ demand for versatile and capable utility vehicles with its all-terrain capability and excellent payload capacity.
Chery’s continuously improving product strength has gained widespread recognition globally. The TIGGO4 was shortlisted in the Top 10 Greek Cars of the Year just two months after its launch. Meanwhile, the TIGGO8 received the “Car of the Year 2026” award from the renowned UK automotive media Carwow, with its plug-in hybrid variant, the TIGGO8 CSH, being honored as the “Hybrid Hero.” Additionally, the TIGGO9 CSH was selected as the official mobility sponsor for this year’s G20 Summit, undertaking transportation duties for the international event and demonstrating Chery’s commitment to growing alongside emerging markets.
Centered on user needs, Chery is accelerating the creation of an integrated “People-Vehicle-Home” mobility ecosystem. From the initial stages of product development, Chery has actively incorporated user feedback into its comprehensive R&D, design, and brand-building processes. The brand’s first global 7-seater transformable SUV, “Chery X,” made its official debut at the Indonesia International Auto Show in Jakarta. Featuring a flexible multi-purpose interior designed specifically for family mobility and embodying a user-centric co-creation philosophy, it further enriches Chery’s global product lineup.
Deepening its globalization strategy, Chery Group is accelerating its transition from “product export” to “brand export.” Guided by the “In somewhere, For somewhere, Be somewhere” globalization strategy, Chery continues to scale its global presence while steadily elevating its brand position in international markets.
As 2025 draws to a close, Chery Group remains committed to long-term development principles, driving the coordinated growth of its NEV and global innovation systems. Moving from market leadership to brand value enhancement, Chery is accelerating its transformation into a globally trusted high-tech mobility ecosystem enterprise beloved by users worldwide.