Chery has outlined an off-road accessory range for the Stockman, its diesel plug-in hybrid pickup rated at 469 hp. The equipment was developed with Australian 4x4 specialist Ironman 4x4 and is intended to be tailored to the model rather than made up of universal aftermarket parts. Prices have not yet been announced, and availability is tied to the truck’s planned 2027 market launch; the article does not specify a country for that launch.
The package includes an Apex front bumper with a protective bar, provisions for auxiliary and LED fog lights, two recovery points and reinforced underbody protection. It can also accommodate a winch rated to pull up to 5,442 kg. The accessories use aircraft-grade aluminum, and Chery says they are compatible with the Stockman’s driver-assistance systems and have undergone crash testing.
For touring and carrying gear, a Raid canopy supports up to 380 kg of static load, allowing for rooftop camping equipment. Other options include a roof rack and storage configurations with wheeled drawers, aluminum or glass windows, interior lighting, central locking, a security mesh and side compartments.
Ironman 4x4 has also developed suspension components, including monotube damper options, springs, rear leaf springs, front struts, bushes and U-bolts. The complete setup raises ground clearance by 50 mm, creating more room beneath the body and for larger tires. The supplier had access to original-equipment-level engineering information to design the model-specific components.