Chery Nigeria

17/09/2026

The Chery Q may be compact, but there is a lot going on beneath the surface.

CHERY Q KEY SPECS

• 90 kW Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor
• 115 N·m maximum torque
• 41.278 kWh battery
• Up to 420 km CLTC electric range
• DC fast charging: 30%–80% in 16.5 minutes
• 6.6 kW AC charging
• 6.6 kW Vehicle-to-Load output
• ECO, Standard & Sport drive modes
• 5.2 m turning radius
• 375–1,450 L rear storage capacity
• 70 L front trunk
• 35 L expandable under-seat storage
• 12.8-inch HD centre display
• 8-inch digital instrument cluster
• Apple CarPlay, Huawei HiCar & Carlink
• Four airbags
• ABS, ESP, TCS & EBD

So, is the Chery Q simply a small electric car, or is it a genuinely clever alternative for everyday city driving?

15/09/2026

Tiggo 9 ICE | PHEV

11/09/2026

We've set the standard!

How much does having a structured support system really change the ownership experience?

Collins Ogbonna joins The Driver Seat to have an honest conversation about how carloha set the standards in genuine aftersales support

Because when your car lets you down, who shows up? Well Carloha does!

09/09/2026

Maybe the question isn't "Why buy a Chinese car?"

Maybe the better question is: "Why are you still afraid to buy one?"

The Chinese automotive market has changed. And so has what you can expect from the people selling these cars.

Today, brands like Chery are being backed by the kind of ownership support Nigerians have always wanted longer warranties, structured servicing and real after-sales care.

At Carloha, we went a step further.

Instead of asking customers to keep paying for scheduled maintenance, we decided to give 6 years of scheduled maintenance for free.

Why?

Because we want you to experience what your Chery can do when it is properly maintained from day one.

If we believe in the durability of the car, then we'd rather put that confidence behind the ownership experience than simply tell you to trust us.

So before your next Tokunbo search, take another look at brand new.

Maybe the better deal isn't just the car you pay less for today.
Maybe it's the car that gives you more peace of mind for years to come.

09/09/2026

The future of mobility is moving, and it’s moving electric.

Today, we celebrate the innovation driving us towards cleaner, smarter and more sustainable ways to move. With the Chery Q, we’re taking another step towards a greener tomorrow one journey at a time.

Here’s to pioneering a future where driving forward also means moving the planet forward.

Happy World EV Day.

08/09/2026

Some journeys take you places. Others make you part of history.

From Nigeria to the world’s biggest football stage, Pooja didn’t just witness the 2026 World Cup — he captured the moments that millions around the world will remember.

Now he’s back home, with stories behind every frame, an incredible achievement to celebrate, and another chapter waiting to be written.

Because when one remarkable journey comes to an end, there’s always another road ahead.

And the Tiggo 9 is made for those who are ready to take that road — with confidence, presence and purpose.

Welcome back, Pooja. Here’s to the journey, the achievement, and everything still ahead.

Some journeys deserve to be captured. Others deserve to be lived.

08/09/2026

07/09/2026

A small car that understands real life.

Need space for your bags? There’s room.

Need to squeeze through tight streets? The Q makes it easy.

Want your phone, maps and entertainment within easy reach? It’s all right there.

And when you’re done driving, there’s even a Rest Mode for those moments when the car becomes more than just a way to get from A to B.

The Chery Q is compact where it matters, comfortable where you need it, and smart enough to make everyday driving a little easier.

Small car. Surprisingly practical.

17/08/2026

TOKUNBO OR BRAND NEW? THE 98% QUESTION.

98 out of every 100 Nigerian car buyers choose Tokunbo.

And honestly, we understand why.

The price makes sense. The options are endless. And sometimes, brand new feels like a luxury you simply can't justify.

But what happens when you stop looking at the price tag and start looking at the cost of ownership?

For Episode 06 of The Driver Seat, Brain Jotter sits down with Dexter Li to ask the question every Nigerian considering a car has probably asked:

Is Tokunbo really cheaper in the long run?

No brochure answers.
No sales pitch.
Just the questions Nigerians actually want answered.

Tokunbo or brand new — which side are you on?

Episode 06 coming soon.