iCAUR is preparing to bring three SUVs to Brazil during 2027 as part of the Chery Group’s expansion there. The lineup will span different sizes and electrified powertrains, but the company has not announced the arrival order, Brazilian specifications or official prices. Estimates based on Chinese rivals’ prices put a possible range at R$200,000 to R$320,000, depending on configuration.
The smallest model, the V23, is a fully electric SUV measuring 4.22 metres long with a 2.73-metre wheelbase. Its electric motor produces 455 hp and works with an 80-kWh battery; iCAUR claims up to 500 km of range on China’s test cycle. The automaker says a rapid charger can take the battery from 30% to 80% in 33 minutes.
Positioned between the other two, the V25 was shown on Oct. 19 in Wuhu, China. It measures 4.63 metres long and has a 2.82-metre wheelbase, but its Brazilian setup remains undecided. Its listed powertrain combines a 154-hp 1.5-litre turbo engine with a 455-hp electric system. A 33-kWh battery is said to provide up to 200 km of electric range and about 1,200 km of combined range under Chinese-cycle estimates.
The largest, the V27, stretches 5.05 metres, with a 2.91-metre wheelbase. It shares the V25’s powertrain, uses a 34-kWh battery and is claimed to offer 200 km of electric driving and more than 1,200 km in hybrid operation, also on China’s cycle. Its Brazilian equipment and final configuration have yet to be set.