Chery chooses Malaysia as ASEAN production hub, exports set for 2024

Chery, a prominent Chinese automaker, has announced that it will be making Malaysia its primary production hub for the ASEAN region. This strategic move, highlighted by Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul, marks a significant milestone for the Malaysian automotive industry. By the end of 2024, Chery plans to begin exporting vehicles from Malaysia, underscoring the country’s growing importance in the global automotive supply chain.

This decision not only positions Malaysia as a key player in ASEAN’s automotive market but also promises to boost local job creation and industry growth. Chery’s commitment to leveraging Malaysia’s manufacturing capabilities highlights the country's competitive edge and its appeal to international automakers.

For automotive enthusiasts and potential car buyers, this development offers a glimpse into an exciting future. As Chery ramps up production and export operations, Malaysia could see an influx of innovative models and competitive pricing.

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