Chinese carmaker Chery has introduced its latest electric vehicle, the QQ Domi, a compact electric SUV aimed at budget-conscious consumers in China. With pricing starting from only ¥59,900 (around RM38,500), the new model enters the market at a time when competition in China’s electric vehicle (EV) segment continues to heat up.
The QQ Domi is available in two variants. The base version, available at a promotional launch price, offers a driving range of up to 305km on the China Light-Duty Vehicle Test Cycle (CLTC) and is powered by a 28.5 kWh battery. The extended-range model, priced at ¥69,900 (around RM45,000), increases the driving distance to 405km with a larger 39.33 kWh battery.
With dimensions measuring 3,720mm in length, 1,700mm in width, and 1,608mm in height, the QQ Domi sits in the same class as BYD’s popular Seagull EV, a leading contender in the compact EV space. Despite its small footprint, Chery’s new model offers features typically seen in more premium offerings.