Myanmar may offer a huge opportunity for mainland carmakers seeking to tap into the growing demand for vehicles in one of the poorest countries in Asia. Chery Automobile is talking to Myanmar's...
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Chery Automobile
Chery Automobile Co was founded in 1997 is the seventh largest China-based automaker, measured by output in 2011, when it produced around 600,000 units. Its products are mainly passenger cars, minivans and SUVs and its vehicles are sold under four brand names: Chery, Karry, Rely and Riich. In September 2012, Chery said Chinese regulators had cleared it for a joint venture with Jaguar Land Rover, part of India’s Tata Group.
Chery Automobile is expected to gain from its joint venture with luxury car maker Jaguar Land Rover, but the challenge to create its own high-end brand remains.
Guangzhou Automobile Group, the Chinese partner of Japan's Toyota Motor and Honda Motor, formed an alliance with fellow mainland firm Chery Automobile yesterday to share core technology and...
A couple of interesting news bits are coming from the auto space, where a top foreign website operator is buying into the China car story, and where two major domestic manufacturers are set to...
China's budding car export trade suffered a setback yesterday when an Australian distributor recalled 21,500 vehicles made by mainland carmaker Great Wall Motor and another 2,250 Chery Automobile...
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Qoros Automotive, the joint venture between Chery Automobile and Israel Corporation, will start producing a compact car in 2013 to compete with global brands such as Toyota Corolla in China's...
The recently opened high-speed rail route between Beijing and Shanghai, said to be the longest and the fastest in the world, has drawn attention to innovation in China.
Italy's Fiat, which suspended co-operation with Nanjing Automobile (Group) Corp late last year, will soon close a deal with Chery Automobile to set up a new joint venture, a source said.
...Chery Automobile, which wants to expand beyond small economy cars, received final government approval yesterday to form a joint venture with an Israeli firm to build larger, more profitable...
A YouTube posting showing Brilliance China's BS6 car crumple like a can in a German crash test in June was a public relations disaster for the mainland's car industry.
Dmitry Sereda has not one but three mainland-made vehicles. 'I love Chinese cars. They're really cheap,' he said. 'And the quality is not bad.'
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