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Omoda 9 Super Hybrid long term review

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First reported by Chasing Cars · 13 October at 2:00 pm

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Chasing Cars·Motoring press·13 October at 2:00 pm

Omoda 9 Super Hybrid long term review

Since its Australian relaunch in 2023, with its humble and fumbled reentry with the Omoda 5, Chery has expanded rapidly Down Under. The Omoda 5 was, frankly, a terrible car at launch, with poor…

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The quick read

  • Chery has expanded rapidly in Australia since its relaunch in 2023 with the Omoda 5
  • The Omoda 5 was a poor car at launch, with significant quality issues
  • Chery's Australian growth is notable despite initial setbacks
  • The Omoda 9 Super Hybrid is a key model in Chery's Australian lineup

For dealers: Australian dealers should take note of Chery's rapid expansion and improving product quality as a potential disruptor in the market

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

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

Chery's ability to bounce back from a poor start with the Omoda 5 is a testament to the brand's commitment to improvement and its desire to make a mark in the Australian market

Initial Impressions Matter

The Omoda 5's launch was marred by poor quality, which can be a significant turn-off for potential customers, but Chery's efforts to rectify these issues and expand its lineup are a positive sign

The Omoda 9 Super Hybrid, in particular, is a key model that can help Chery gain traction in the Australian market, which is increasingly looking for hybrid and electric options

Competitor Response

Other Chinese brands, such as MG and GWM, have already made significant inroads in the Australian market, and Chery will need to compete aggressively on price and features to gain market share

Chery's pricing strategy will be crucial in determining its success, as Australian buyers are highly sensitive to price and value

Taking Action

One decisive action a dealer could take this week is to review their current lineup and pricing strategy to ensure they are competitive with Chery's offerings, particularly in the hybrid and electric segments

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