Chery has released pricing and full details for its all-new electric QQ3 in China, ahead of an as-yet unannounced South African launch this year. <\/p>\n
The third-generation QQ3, officially revealed at Chery\u2019s International User Summit in Wuhu last year, is a dedicated EV positioned as a direct rival to the BYD Dolphin Surf, News.Az<\/a> reports, citing foreign media<\/a>.<\/p>\n Built on the T12 platform, the new QQ3 is longer and wider than previous generations, shedding its former resemblance to the Daewoo Matiz\/Chevrolet Spark. Dimensions measure 4,195mm in length, 2,700mm wheelbase, 1,573mm height, and 1,811mm width. Boot space ranges from 375 to 1,450 litres, with an additional 35 litres under the bonnet.<\/p>\n In China<\/a>, four models will be offered, powered by two battery options. The base 29.4-kWh battery generates 50kW\/90Nm, delivering a claimed CLTC range of 310km, while the larger 41.2-kWh battery develops 90kW\/115Nm for a claimed 420km. Unlike past generations, the QQ3 now features rear-wheel drive, with the electric motor mounted on the rear axle. Chery claims a DC charging time of 16 minutes from 30\u201380%.<\/p>\n Standard features vary by trim but include:<\/p>\n
Pricing in China starts at 58,900 yuan and tops at 78,900 yuan\u2014roughly R145,858 to R195,385 when directly converted, excluding taxes.<\/p>\n Chery South Africa has yet to confirm an official launch date for the new electric QQ3.<\/p>\n
\n16-inch alloy wheels
\nLED headlights and folding electric mirrors
\n12.8- or 15.6-inch infotainment display
\nElectric tailgate and 8\u20138.8-inch instrument cluster
\nVentilated wireless smartphone charger and push-button start
\nImitation leather upholstery, electric, heated, and ventilated front seats
\nKeyless entry and six airbags
\n540-degree surround-view camera, cruise control, and parking sensors
\nTyre pressure monitor and Park Assist
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