Chery reveals two new utes, however which can come to Australia?

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Chery has unveiled two new dual-cab utes on the Chengdu motor present in China, that includes diesel-hybrid and electrical energy, forward of the model’s entrance into the Australian ute market as quickly as 2026.

The Rely KP2X and KP3X revealed might be supplied right here to tackle a raft of rivals in Australia’s fiercely contested dual-cab ute market, presently led by the Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux.

Rely is one in every of Chery’s many manufacturers – together with Omoda Jaecoo, launched in Australia earlier this 12 months – and was relaunched as a ute/pickup model in China in April 2025 after having beforehand supplied SUVs and folks movers.

Chery Australia has confirmed it would launch an unnamed plug-in hybrid ute in Australia – utilizing Ranger-like ladder-frame building – as a rival to the BYD Shark 6 by the top of 2026, however is but to disclose additional particulars. 

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It didn’t verify the KP2X or KP3X for native showrooms when approached by CarExpert

Native Chery boss Lucas Harris beforehand instructed CarExpert: “What’s confirmed in the mean time is having a correct, ladder-frame chassis, off-road platform-style pickup, which can be second half of subsequent 12 months.”

The Rely R8/R08 – additionally bought because the Chery Himla – has been dominated out for Australia, with manufacturing restricted to left-hand drive. 

Chery has additionally mentioned it has no plans to introduce the Jetour sub-brand right here, which may rule out the F700 giant dual-cab ute proven earlier this 12 months until it’s rebadged.