Chery on top with first quarter sales
Chinese car manufacturer Chery has announced it sold nearly 4,000 units in its first three months in the UK.
It formally launched in the UK on 28 August and has now reported sales of 3,930 units between 1 September and 30 November.
The brand also secured a 0.9% share of the new car market in November and has recently opened its 30th dealership.
Chery’s initial UK portfolio features two SUVs, the Tiggo7 and Tiggo 8, with the hybrid Tiggo 9 due for launch in January followed by the Tiggo 4 later in the year.
Farrell Hsu, Chery UK country director, said: “The UK is one of the most competitive and advanced automotive markets in the world, so to see Chery establish such strong early traction in its first three months is a powerful indicator of what’s to come.
“As we introduce the Tiggo 9 in January and accelerate towards further model launches in 2026, we are setting a new benchmark for value, warranty leadership and customer reassurance in the UK market. This is only the start of Chery’s story here, and the momentum is only moving in one direction.”
