Key highlights
- Chery QQ3 electric hatchback design patented
- Likely to be launched by JSW Motors
- It offers an LFP battery pack with a range of up to 420 km
JSW is gearing up to introduce the rebranded Chery cars in India soon. The brand is in the process of homologating these models, which also includes the QQ3 EV, a small hatchback with long range. Check out its details below.
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Chery QQ3 EV: Everything you should know
The upcoming QQ3 electric hatchback has been patented in India. It is likely to be launched by JSW Motors, which is an upcoming car company that will offer the rebranded Chery cars in India.
The JSW-Chery partnership will bring various cars to India, including the QQ3 electric hatchback. The QQ3 boasts a unique jellybean-like design with Q-shaped LED headlights, curvy body panels, semi-flushed door handles, and a rounded front fascia.
On the inside, it is equipped with a 15.6-inch floating infotainment screen, an 8.8-inch digital instrument console, and features like wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, Level 2 ADAS, wireless phone charging, etc.
Powering the QQ3 internationally are two battery options: 29.5 kWh and 41.2 kWh. These LFP battery packs offer up to 420 km of range, while the lower-spec offers 310 km.
The QQ3 EV is likely to be positioned against the Tata Punch EV in India. It is suspected to be priced around Rs 8-12 lakh.
