Chery's full model lineup: every brand and current vehicle, catalogued

Chery Automobile builds vehicles across an unusually wide family of brands. Its active marques include the core Chery brand, the premium-leaning Exeed, the offbeat EV label iCar, and the SUV-focused Jetour, Jaecoo and Omoda, alongside Lepas and Rely. The defunct Riich brand also appears in the record, while Karry — once Chery's commercial arm — is excluded because it now sits under Chery Holding with no capital ties to Chery Automobile following the holding group's 2025 IPO.

Within the main Chery marque, the lineup is organized around two pillars: the Arrizo nameplate for sedans and the Tiggo range for SUVs. The company layered on an Omoda series in 2022 and a Tansuo (Explore/Discovery) series in 2023, and the Jaecoo range joined as well. A bigger electrification push came in November 2023 with the launch of Fulwin, a dedicated product line for plug-in hybrids and later battery-electric models sold through its own dealer network. Most Fulwin cars rework existing Chery petrol models with a plug-in hybrid setup.

Electrified models are not confined to Fulwin. Chery New Energy, a subsidiary set up in 2010, handles the company's battery-electric output, while Exeed fields the Sterra (exported as Exlantix) family of premium EVs. Jetour's span runs from compact and mid-size SUVs to a full-size plug-in hybrid pickup first shown in South Africa in December 2024.

The catalog also clarifies naming conventions: Chinese-market names take precedence, with export names listed separately, and vehicles sold under partnerships outside Chery's own stable — such as the Huawei-linked Luxeed brand under the HIMA alliance — are covered elsewhere.