Chery’s iCAUR V27 REEV is now priced at THB 1,029,900 to THB 1,289,900 in Thailand, following the end of its introductory offers. The increases of THB 30,000 per trim took effect on November 1, 2026. The Pride 2WD is THB 1,029,900, the Prime 2WD THB 1,189,900 and the Prestige 4WD THB 1,289,900. The SUV is imported fully built from China and seats five.
The V27 is a boxy D-segment SUV measuring 5,045 mm long, with a 2,900 mm wheelbase and 224 mm of ground clearance. Its 1.5-liter turbocharged petrol engine generates electricity rather than driving the wheels. In 2WD versions, a 252-hp electric motor drives the rear wheels; the Pride has a 20.47-kWh LFP battery and the Prime a 34.31-kWh pack. Claimed NEDC electric range is 95 km and 165 km respectively, with combined petrol-electric range of up to 1,100 km.
The Prestige pairs two motors for 455 PS and 505 Nm, and adds all-wheel drive. It claims 150 km of electric range and 1,000 km combined under NEDC. Charging support is up to 6.6 kW AC and 60 kW DC on the Pride, or 100 kW DC on the other trims; the article cites a 30–80% DC charge in 15 minutes. Chery positions the V27 among rugged SUVs, citing rivals such as the GWM Tank 300, Toyota Fortuner and Ford Everest. The launch follows the smaller, fully electric V23, introduced in late 2025. Listed customer coverage includes an eight-year/200,000-km vehicle warranty and lifetime coverage for the high-voltage battery, motor and control unit.