Chery New Energy

Chery New Energy () is a subsidiary of Chery established in April 2010 to produce and market electric vehicles.

 History 
In April 2010, the Chinese corporation Chery Automobile decided to enter the then niche electric car industry and established the Chery New Energy division focused on producing vehicles with such a drive. In September of the same year, the first product of the subsidiary was launched in the form of the Chery QQ3EV, an electric variant of the QQ3, which remained the only product of the division until the end of the second decade of the 21st century. In 2014, the QQ3EV replaced the more modern eQ based on the next generation of the city hatchback, and only 3 years later the range was expanded with other products. First, it was the electric equivalent of Tiggo 3x, the crossover Tiggo 3xe, and with it - also based on the existing sedan model Arrizo 5e. In the same year, Chery New Energy presented the first model developed from scratch without a combustion engine counterpart in the form of a small hatchback eQ1.

In 2019, the latest product to be added was an electric-only variant of the existing Chery model in the form of the crossover Tiggo e. At the beginning of the third decade of the 21st century, Chery New Energy began expanding its portfolio with designs built from the ground up with electric drive in mind, starting with the large crossover eQ5. In August 2021, the QQ Ice Cream microcar was introduced in response to the popularity of the Wuling Hongguang Mini EV.

 Products 
Current models
 Chery Arrizo e (2021–present), compact Car
 Chery eQ7 (2023–present), compact SUV
 Chery eQ1 (2017–present), city car
 Chery QQ Ice Cream (2021–present), city car

 Former models 
 QQ3EV (2010–2014)
 eQ2 (2018)
 eQ (2014–2020)
 Tiggo 3xe (2018–2022)
 Click here (2019–2022)
 eQ5 (2020–2023)
 Wujie Pro (2022–2023)

 References 

Category:Electric automobile companies of China