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Source: www.businessweek.com --- 93 days ago
The chief of the No. 1 Chinese automaker has global aspirations. Exports to Italy, Egypt, and Russia are up, and there's talk of a Volvo bid ...
Source: www.detnews.com --- 85 days ago
NEW YORK -- Entrepreneur Malcolm Bricklin's Visionary Vehicles has filed a lawsuit accusing China's Chery Automobile Co. of defrauding the company after the two formed a joint venture to import Chinese cars to the U.S. ... Source: www.detnews.com --- 84 days ago
Entrepreneur Malcolm Bricklin's Visionary Vehicles has filed a lawsuit accusing China's Chery Automobile Co. of defrauding the company after the two formed a joint venture to import Chinese cars to the United States. ...
Source: www.autonews.com --- 99 days ago
China's Chery auto group is considering a bid to buy Swedish-based Volvo from Ford Motor, state media said today. ... Source: news.windingroad.com --- 41 days ago
The secret has been revealed: The Chery Eastar has gone topless. The folks over at China’s Chery Automobile have lopped off the B-pillars and increased the length of the top model Eastar, presumably to fit the new convertible roof and also tidy up the overall appearance. The new car has pundits at China Car Times calling the Chery a “thinking mans [sic] Bentley,” a claim with which we believe Bentley might take issue. It is still unknown whether or not the Eastar convertible will be built though, as Chery has teased us with soft tops in the past with no result--to this point, none of the automaker's convertible concepts have made it into full-blown production. + China Car Times: The thinking mans Bentley - Chery Eastar Soft Top ... Source: www.autonews.com --- 98 days ago
China's rapidly expanding Chery auto group is considering a bid to buy Swedish-based Volvo from Ford Motor Co., state media said on Monday. ...
Source: www.earthtimes.org --- 99 days ago
Beijing - China's rapidly expanding Chery auto group is considering a bid to buy Swedish-based Volvo from Ford Motor Co, state media said on Monday. The Caijing business magazine quoted sources as saying that Chery has not yet reached any agreement o... ... Source: www.thedeal.com --- 97 days ago
For a brand that its owners, Ford Motor Co., insist is not for sale, Volvo Car Corp. sure has a lot of suitors.... ... Source: www.manufacturing.net --- 98 days ago
Ford Motor isn't commenting on a Chinese business journal report that China's Chery Automobile Corp. is interested in buying Ford's Volvo unit. ...
Source: www.globeauto.com --- 84 days ago
Entrepreneur Malcolm Bricklin's Visionary Vehicles has filed a lawsuit accusing China's Chery Automobile Co. of defrauding the company after the two formed a joint venture to import Chinese cars to the U.S. ... Source: www.bizchina-update.com --- 98 days ago
China’s Chery, one of the country’s budding automakers is rumoured to have its sights set on buying Volvo from a troubled Ford. ...
Source: reviews.cnet.com --- 39 days ago
(Credit: Automotive News) Plans by Chinese automakers to enter the United States have largely fizzled. Chery Automobile, through a deal to assemble cars for Chrysler, stands a chance of entering the United States by 2011. And Brilliance Jinbei Automotive, a small Chinese automaker, says it plans to sell cars in the United States in 2009. But other Chinese import plans are in disarray. Enthusiasm for Chinese vehicles was created mainly by hype from American promoters and wishful thinking from small Chinese automakers who were unaware of the difficulties of selling cars in the United States. In July 2007, Tom LaSorda, then CEO of Chrysler, announced a deal in which Chery would assemble vehicles for But since the announcement, Chrysler has revealed few details about its relationship with Chery. A major supplier to Chery says Chery has no definite timeline to begin exports to the United States for either Chery- or Chrysler-badged vehicles. "We need small cars," LaSorda said in May. "Chery's cars are still not ready for that exposure into these markets." He said China-built cars probably won't be ready to meet U.S. safety and emissions standards for "three years or more." ... ... Find more results for China's Chery on RSSMicro.com |
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Filed under: Carros en el extranjero , Sedán , China , Tendencias , Chery El TagAZ Vortex Estina del mercado ruso, basado en el Chery Fora Los automóviles de origen chino comenzaron con un gran éxito en Rusia, sin embargo, actualmente las ventas de estos vehículos han caído drásticamente. Como estrategia para contrarrestar dicha caída, la marca de origen ruso TagAZ ha estrenado un nuevo modelo, basado en el Chery Fora , cuya fabricación en serie comenzará el próximo mes de julio del 2009 en las instalaciones de TagAZ en Taganrog Car Plant. Según la marca rusa, han mejorado varios aspectos del modelo chino, haciéndolo más confiable. El sedán Vortex Estina estará disponible en dos versiones gasolineras: 1.6 litros que desarrolla una potencia de 119 caballos y un 2.0 litros que desarrolla 136 caballos. Se espera un buen nivel de ventas del Vortex Estina, ya que será prácticamente una versión mejorada del Chery Fora, modelo que goza de gran popularidad en Rusia. Fuente: Inside Line Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments ...
Russian automaker issues a revamped clone of the China-made Chery Fora. ...
BYD F3DM and Chery A5 Hybrid will go on sale later this year in China's domestic market. ...
Pessimists will say China is no place for intellectual property; those people don't know what they're talking about. Take this vehicle displayed by importer China Automobile France. It's called Kiff and it is totally original and looks nothing at all like a half-scale Jeep Hurricane from the 2004 Detroit Auto Show . The "Kiff" is powered by its love of Amy and its loathing loyalty for Zapp Brannigan a mid-mounted Chery three-cylinder gasoline engine good for a respectable 69 HP driving a manual transmission. Toss it on the pile with the Heuliez Friendly and we're about ready to scoot out of here. ...
In a lawsuit filed on July 20, this past Sunday, Entrepreneur Malcolm Bricklin claims China's Chery Automobile Co. employed underhanded practices that harmed Visionary Vehicles LLC, Bricklin's company. Bricklin hopes that with the lawsuit, he can claim back his $26 million loss owed to him from the profits made by Chery's joint venture with Chrysler LLC. The lawsuit does not name Chrysler as the defendant however. "At the end of the day, Chery is dancing with a new partner," said Bricklin's attorney, Andrew Kochanowski. "And we have a lot of bills and no profits." Chery claims that after Bricklin and Chery reached an agreement to distribute China-built cars in the United States in late 2005, Visionary Vehicles did not provide the necessary funds to continue. Bricklin disagrees. "We brought them people, we brought them money, we brought them ideas, we brought them everything we were supposed to," Bricklin said. "They gave us nothing and took everything." The original deal between Bricklin and Chery was for the Chinese company to build 250,000 vehicles in the first year. The suit asserts that Visionary Vehicles would have made more than $14 billion as the exclusive importer and distributor of Chery. However it alleges that Chery instead used the agreement between the two companies to leverage better deals with Chrysler and Quantum LLC, the American finance subsidiary of an Israeli holding company. It seems that Chinese company actu ...
Filed under: Plants/Manufacturing , Ford , Volvo Following up on our report last month about Volvo possibly going to the Chinese, state media is now reporting that Chery Automobile, one of the largest independent and fastest growing Chinese auto manufacturers, has its eyes on the Swedish automaker. Although officials at Chery rule out the possibility of buying Volvo, other sources have stated that the Chinese automaker has already negotiated funding for a possible acquisition. If so, that funding will be significant-insiders put Volvo's value at 30 billion yuan (about $4.4 billion dollars). This isn't the first time that Ford has been rumored to be cashing-out on Volvo... however, it was just two months ago that Ford officials reiterated that Volvo was not for sale . We wouldn't bet our yuan on it. [Source: Automotive News , subs. req'd] Permalink | Email this | Comments ...
Filed under: Hybrid , China Upstart Chinese automaker Chery is getting ready launch production of its first hybrid in October. The A5 hybrid sedan is targeted at the low end of the market. As such, it uses a less expensive mild hybrid system rather than a strong hybrid like the Prius. The A5's mild hybrid, which was developed with powertrain consultant Ricardo, provides a 15 percent improvement in fuel efficiency. Earlier this year, Chery built a 50-vehicle test fleet of A5 hybrids that was loaned to Olympic officials during the Beijing games. Chery has not revealed technical details of its system, or how much it plans to charge for the hybrid, but it's expected to run somewhere around $600-1,200 more than the conventional version. Gallery: Chery A5 Hybrid [Source: Automotive News - sub. req'd] Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments ...
Filed under: Hybrids/Alternative , Sedans/Saloons , China , Green , Chery As it currently stands, gas in China costs about half what it does in most other countries, and the government spends billions to keep it that way. This being the case, expensive hybrids like the Toyota Prius don't sell in very large numbers. Still, there are a number of analysts who predict that gas will go up in China and that cheaper hybrids could begin to get a foot-hold in the Chinese market. To test the hybrid waters, Chery has introduced its home market to a new inexpensive mild hybrid built off its own A5 platform. Like some of the hybrids from General Motors, the A5 adds a belt-driven starter/generator that runs on just 12 volts and allows for stop/start functionality for its 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine. Chery tested the vehicle during the Olympic games and is apparently now ready to begin selling its first hybrid to retail customers in China at about a third of the cost of the Prius. With pricing like that, the expected 10-15-percent gain in fuel efficiency could provide plenty of incentive to choose a hybrid. [Source: Automotive News - sub. req'd] Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments ...