Chery Group posted July 2025 sales of 224,439 units, NEV sales up 44.1%, exports up 31.9%, maintaining its position as China’s No.1 automotive exporter.
Chery Group July 2025 Sales Hit 224,439 Units, NEVs Surge 44.1%
Chery Group July 2025 reported a strong performance with total sales of 224,439 units, marking a 14.7% year-on-year increase. Of these, 65,357 units were new energy vehicles (NEVs), representing a 44.1% YoY surge.
Exports rose 31.9% to 119,090 units, reinforcing Chery’s position as China’s No.1 automotive exporter.
Four-Pillar Strategy Strengthens Presence in Key Global Markets
Chery’s growth is fueled by its four-pillar development strategy:
- Compliance with global regulations
- Product localization
- Enhanced competitiveness
- Market differentiation
This approach has cemented Chery’s presence in major markets including Brazil, Australia, South Africa, Malaysia, and Spain.
- In Brazil, monthly sales now exceed 6,000 units.
- In Australia, sales average 3,000 units per month.
January–July 2025 Performance and ‘Double 500’ Achievement
For January to July 2025, Chery recorded:
- 1,484,563 units sold (+14.5% YoY)
- 669,360 units exported
- 424,737 NEVs sold (+87.7% YoY, one of the fastest growth rates globally)
In July, Chery also achieved its ‘Double 500’ milestone, climbing the Fortune Global 500 to No. 233 (from No. 385 in 2024) and the Fortune China 500 to No. 59 (from No. 100 in 2024).
Chery has now become the first Chinese automotive brand to surpass 5 million cumulative global vehicle exports.
Advanced Technology & Global Safety Commitment
As part of its high-quality growth strategy, Chery continues to introduce advanced products and technologies, including:
- Latest vehicle architecture platforms
- High-efficiency hybrid engines
- Electric drive systems and advanced battery tech
- In-house developed Chery Super Hybrid (CSH) system
Chery also showcases its safety leadership through the Global Safety Challenge, conducted in five countries:
- China – spiral rollover tests, two-vehicle collisions, seven-vehicle vertical stack crash
- Indonesia – CSH battery immersion in seawater for 54 hours
- Mexico – battery friction test
- Brazil – upcoming final test
- South Africa – upcoming final test
