Chery: This Chinese brand is launching in Germany completely without an electric car
After MG, BYD and Geely, the Chinese manufacturer Chery is now pushing into Germany. Sales are to start in 2027. The Chinese are betting entirely on models with hybrid drives.
The Chery Group, a major Chinese automaker founded in 1997, is set to enter the German market in spring 2027 with its core brand. The company has experienced rapid growth, with annual sales increasing by 70% and 2.8 million vehicles sold worldwide in 2025. Chery already has a presence in Germany with its Omoda and Jaecoo brands and has partnerships with international companies such as Fiat, KGM, and Jaguar Land Rover.
The initial lineup in Germany will feature four models from the Tiggo family, which have already been available in other markets for several years. Chery has a development center in Raunheim, near Frankfurt Airport.
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