Chery

Chery
A Chinese state-owned automobile manufacturer producing passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and engines, with a focus on electric and hybrid vehicles.
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What does Chery do?
Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. is a prominent Chinese state-owned automobile manufacturer. It designs, develops, manufactures, and sells passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and engines. The company has a strong focus on new energy vehicles, including electric and plug-in hybrid models, and exports its vehicles to numerous international markets.
What is Chery's revenue?
StartupHub estimates Chery's annual revenue at $1.9B (range $818.9M to $12.2B, 31% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
What is Chery's valuation?
StartupHub estimates Chery's effective valuation at $79.7B (range $60.0B to $144.0B, 10% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has Chery raised?
Chery has raised a total of $24.0B in funding.
Where is Chery headquartered?
Chery is headquartered in Wuhu, China.
What industry does Chery operate in?
Chery operates in Automotive, Electric Vehicles, Hybrid Vehicles, Vehicle Manufacturing, New Energy Vehicles, Automotive Technology.
What is Chery's current status?
Chery's current operating status is: Inactive.
“Anyone else not buying the Tesla Chinese EVs and waiting for BYD, Chery, & Geely to enter the Canadian market?. It be waiting game for real”
View on Reddit“I have been eyeing the Chery Tiggo rEV LE because I have three main factors when purchasing a new car 1. It must be a Hybrid (HEV/PHEV). 2. It must have at least seven seats. 3. It must be priced below ₱2M.”
View on Reddit“I've been seeing new car releases from them with great value for money (Tiggo Cross, Tiggo Grand Tour and Tiggo ReV). I'm wondering how they are doing on the aftersales and quality of their cars since they have been in the ph for quite some…”
View on Reddit“CheryTiggo. A forum for people who own/are looking to own a Chery Tiggo. To share pics, mods, issues and resolution”
View on Reddit“Why do people trust Chery after they were previously forced to leave the market due to unsafe cars?. I mean, back in 2011, Chery recalled all the J11's they had sold due to faults with side impact intrusion , which ended up leading to them…”
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