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Chery Tops J.D. Power 2023 China Initial Quality Study (IQS)

Publish Date:2024/04/01

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According to the 2023 China Initial Quality Study (IQS) results released by the international research institute J.D. Power, Chery Automobile topped the list for new car quality among Chinese brands, an improvement from 2022. Notably, the Chery Tiggo 5X received the best rating in the Compact SUV segment, and the Chery Arrizo 5 in the sedan segment. These achievements are attributed to Chery's commitment to high-quality products and pursuit of market satisfaction. Chery consistently regards quality as the lifeblood of the company, ensuring it through a unique "V-shaped" development process and a "5+1" quality management system, covering every aspect from design to after-sales service.

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