Organizing an extraordinary test for its revamped electric sedan Exeed ES, Chery subjected two moving vehicles traveling at 120 km/h to crash into the stationary test vehicle from different angles and sides.
Post-crash analysis revealed that the columns did not bend to a degree that would prevent the doors from opening, door handles automatically opened at the moment of impact, and the emergency call function was quickly activated.
Additionally, the chassis-integrated battery showed no issues that would endanger the driver and passengers.
The long-range rear-wheel-drive version of the 2025 Exeed ES, which promises a range of 900 kilometers, will be available for pre-order in China next Friday.
