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About Chery

Chery Automobile is a Chinese car manufacturer, based in Wuhu, China, which launched its first car in 1999. Chery was founded in 1997 and started importing cars to the UK in 2025.

Chery also owns Jaecoo and Omoda, two other car brands which only launched in the UK in 2024 and 2025 respectively, but also sells its own model range.

Chery sells lots of different cars in its home market, and its first two UK models are the Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 8 - albeit tweaked for the UK. Chery is the largest exporter of cars in China.

Both UK models are SUVs, with the Tiggo 7 being a five-seater and the Tiggo 8 being the range-topping seven-seater option. Both will be sold with petrol and plug-in hybrid engine options, and offer similar levels of standard kit at a lower price than their European alternatives.

If the Jaecoo and Omoda brands are anything to go by, they won’t offer particularly impressive drive comfort or refinement on the road, but they’ll excel in value for money.

What our car expert says

“Chinese manufacturers seem to be developing more desirable and much-improved models at a rapid rate, and while the Chery sub-brands on sale aren’t all that impressive to drive, they’re perfectly acceptable as well-equipped commuter cars. Chery is clearly serious about entering the UK market, with a dealer network that’s exploding in the number of stores on our shores.”

Mat Watson

Chief Content Officer

Expert Car Reviewer

Chery at a glance

Dual-model range consists of the Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 8 petrol or plug-in hybrid SUVs
Parent company to Jaecoo and Omoda
25 dealers across UK at launch, targeting 100 by 2026
Could bring more models over from Chinese market

Chery FAQs

Who makes Chery cars?

Chery cars are made in-house by Chery Automobile in its Chinese factories located in Wuhu, China. Export models are produced by manufacturing companies including Ebro in Barcelona, Spain; MVM in Bam, Iran; and Inokom in Kulim, Malaysia.

How much is the Chery range?

The Tiggo 7 starts at £24,995 for the petrol version, rising up to £29,995 for the PHEV model. The Tiggo 8 is more expensive, from £28,545 for the petrol or £33,545 for the plug-in hybrid.

Does the Chery Tiggo range have a Euro NCAP rating?

Yes, both the Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 8 have been tested by Euro NCAP, and both models have scored four out of five stars in their crash safety testing. Both models were nearly identical across all four test criteria, and earned the lowest scores in the child occupant test at only 77% out of 100.