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Chery Stockman: No more delays for diesel PHEV ute as final tuning continues

Compiled by ADME Newsroom from 2 sources

First reported by CarExpert · 22 October at 10:33 am

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CarExpert·Motoring press·22 October at 10:33 am

Chery Stockman: No more delays for diesel PHEV ute as final tuning continues

Chery is sticking with its February 2027 Stockman launch, with its product chief saying the next round of Australian testing will focus largely on software.

Read at CarExpert →
Fleet Auto News·Industry trade·20 October at 3:30 pm

Chery Stockman Ute Adds a New Twist

Chery has revealed further specifications for its upcoming Stockman ute, combining diesel power with plug-in hybrid technology in a new option for Australian fleet buyers. Customer deliveries are…

Read at Fleet Auto News →

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The quick read

  • Chery is launching the Stockman ute with diesel plug-in hybrid technology in February 2027
  • The next round of Australian testing will focus on software
  • The Stockman ute will offer a new option for Australian fleet buyers
  • Customer deliveries are expected to start after the launch

For dealers: Australian dealers can expect a new competitor in the ute market with the launch of the Chery Stockman

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The Chery Stockman's diesel plug-in hybrid technology will give it a unique selling point in the Australian ute market, particularly for fleet buyers looking for a fuel-efficient option

What it means for the order bank

Dealers can expect increased interest in the Stockman ute from fleet buyers, which could lead to increased sales and revenue

The focus on software testing suggests that Chery is prioritizing the user experience and ensuring that the vehicle's technology is reliable and efficient

Competitor response

Other ute manufacturers, such as Toyota and Ford, may need to respond to the Chery Stockman's unique selling point by offering similar technology or highlighting the benefits of their existing models

The Chery Stockman's launch in February 2027 gives dealers several months to prepare and market the vehicle to potential customers

Pre-launch preparation

Dealers can start preparing for the launch by training their sales staff on the Stockman ute's features and benefits, and by marketing the vehicle to fleet buyers and other potential customers

One decisive action a dealer could take this week is to contact their Chery representative to get more information on the Stockman ute's specifications and pricing, and to start making plans for the vehicle's launch and marketing

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