Chery Admits Delay In Delivery Timeline But Assures Uncompromised Quality

Chery Malaysia has made tremendous progress in establishing its footprint in the Malaysian automobile market since its re-entry in July 2023. The assembly and manufacture of the Omoda 5 and Tiggo 8 Pro models swiftly began production in August at its CKD plant in Kulim, Kedah.

Chery Malaysia's effort to meet market and user needs in numerous sectors demonstrates its commitment to deliver quality and safety to its valued clients. Chery Malaysia's top objective is to ensure that every vehicle it sells fulfils the highest quality requirements.

To achieve this goal, the organisation has established thorough strategies that include multiple rounds of Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) checks. These thorough examinations explore every facet of the car, including mechanical components, safety features, and even cosmetic details. This multi-step PDI procedure demonstrates Chery's constant commitment to creating vehicles in which consumers may have complete trust.

Leo Chen, Executive Vice President of Chery Malaysia, emphasised the company's ongoing efforts to enhance its operations in Malaysia. These efforts span from elevating production line standards to standardising dealer processes, optimising spare parts inventory, and establishing after-sales service centres.

All of these initiatives are geared towards meeting the unique demands of the Malaysian market and its discerning users, as Leo Chen further explained. Chery Malaysia is poised to deliver both exceptional products and top-notch service quality as it continues to make strides in the Malaysian automotive industry.