Chery Cars Officially Enters the Nepalese Market

Chery has officially entered the Nepalese market. They have signed an agreement with SPG Automobiles, a company under Sharda Group, as its authorized distributor for Nepal in a Virtual Signing Ceremony event held on the 12th of Aug 2021.

Chery is China’s largest passenger vehicle exporter since 2003 which has finally made its way into the automobile sector of Nepal. The company is looking to make its mark in the Nepalese automobile industry.

“We are confident that the co-operation between the two sides will make an impact in the local market and help in the development of the Nepali automobile sector.

Following the long-term business strategy in Nepal, Chery will help create a competitive environment through our innovative products and guide the market demand.”

– Mr. Zhang Guibing, President of Chery International

Chery Nepal will commence operations soon.

Chery has 20 models available for the International market. It will be interesting to see which models make their way into the Nepali market.

More About Chery Automobiles

Founded in 1997, Chery is popularly known for its Passenger vehicles, Commercial vehicles, and Minivans.

The company has several vehicle assemblies and component manufacturing facilities in mainland China. Moreover, the vehicles are also assembled in 15 different countries.

Besides vehicle production, Chery has had many breakthroughs in automobile technology, including TGDI, DVVT, and CVT.

Chery Automobiles has implemented a globalization strategy since its establishment.

In 2012, Chery and Jaguar Land Rover Motors jointly invested in the establishment of Chery Jaguar Land Rover Motors Co. Ltd. It is the first Sino-British joint venture high-end automobile company.

More so, the company has exported to more than 80 countries with more than 1.8 million accumulative export volumes. To date, Chery continues to remain the biggest exporter of passenger vehicles in China for 18 years in a row.

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