Foreign media: Chery Automobile executives stated their willingness to collaborate with American automakers and are actively exploring various pathways to enter the U.S. market, including potential technology partnerships.
The company plans to launch its brand in Canada early next year and emphasized its operational flexibility, asserting that technically feasible solutions for "de-Chinese" software and hardware configurations are achievable.
Currently, Chinese automotive manufacturers remain excluded from the U.S. market, facing tariffs exceeding 100 percent and stringent data security regulations.
Chery is China’s largest automobile exporter, operating brands Omoda and Jaecoo, leveraging advanced technology and cost advantages to expand globally. The company aims to become an enterprise recognized worldwide for both quality, akin to Toyota, and innovation, comparable to Tesla.
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1879670548919434/
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