Chery's 'QQ Ice Cream' Set to Challenge Mini EV's Dominance in Small Electric Car Market
Chery, a Chinese automaker, is set to shake up the small electric car market with its new offering, the 'QQ Ice Cream'. The production version of this electric vehicle (EV) is due in September, following the success of SAIC-GM-Wuling's Mini EV, which has become a popular choice among Chinese consumers at a similar price point.
The 'QQ Ice Cream' is a continuation of Chery's QQ model, known for its cute design. The teaser image reveals semi-circular headlights resembling cat eyes, maintaining the QQ's distinctive look. This new EV is Chery's first product under its iCar ecosystem, which aims to integrate cars with consumers' intelligent life scenarios, although specific details are yet to be revealed. The 'QQ Ice Cream' is expected to hit the market in 2022.
Chery's entry into the small electric car market is timely, given the Mini EV's current dominance. In May alone, the Mini EV sold 29,706 units. Chery's new offering is poised to challenge this leadership, potentially impacting the stock market today significantly.
Chery's 'QQ Ice Cream', set to launch in September, is the first product under its iCar ecosystem. This new electric car is expected to make a significant impact in the small electric car market, currently dominated by the Mini EV. With its unique design and integration with intelligent life scenarios, the 'QQ Ice Cream' is set to provide strong competition in the Chinese EV market.
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