The company also said it will continue to be driven by technology to advance its global strategy to guarantee the further development of sales volume, vehicle quality and reputation from clients in 2023.
This is coming even as the company recorded sales volume of 101,379 units of vehicles up 16.5 per cent year on year, making it the eighth consecutive month since June 2022 that its sales volume exceeded 100,000 units in a single month.
In a statement made available to The Guardian, Senior Sales Manager, Chery Overseas Investment Corp., Jason Han, said among which, some prime models such as TIGGO 8 and TIGGO 7 series keep their positions as the models of which the monthly sales volume exceeding 10,000 units with 10,856 and 12,768 units respectively.
Han said the retail sales of passenger cars in the narrow sense dropped by 34.6 per cent year on year in January, with about 80 per cent of the manufacturers experiencing double-digit year-on-year declines amid the pre-consumption, COVID-19 and holidays of Chinese New Year, estimated data from the automobile industry association showed.
With such a situation, he said Chery’s performance against the declining tendency is more commendable, which also sets a good beginning for the breakthrough in 2023.
According to him, supported by technology, Chery’s vehicles obtained plenty of awards, which brought it massive popularity.
He said from the beginning of 2023, Chery’s advanced technologies will continue to be put into mass production. With the launch of new models, Chery will be more competitive in the global market, which will also help the company achieve its yearly aim.
Han noted that the tremendous confidence given by ‘Technology Chery’ can not only promote the rapid product iteration, but also make the quality and performance of the product more reliable, which brings clients with better experience. It is self-evident that Chery will come into a new stage and make new achievements in 2023.
He said Chery’s triumph in January continues its achievement in 2022. In 2022, Chery sold 1.23 million units, which made a new record for its yearly sales volume, with oversea sales volumes exceeding 450,000 units, up 67.7 per cent year on year, making Chery top the list of Chinese brands for passenger vehicle export for 20 successive years.
