Go to the World First, Then Return Home — Chery Fulwin T7 Launch Unveils a Reverse Journey

Many people don't know that there is such a car; before it officially meets domestic consumers, it has already traveled across half the globe. It crushed over the bumpy speed bumps in Brazil, bounced through the cobblestone streets of Mexico, endured extreme cold tests in the Nordic winter, and accepted high-temperature baking under the scorching sun of the Middle East. This is not an edited promotional video segment, but the real trial resume of the Chery Fulwin T7. On August 26, this global quality all-electric SUV that traveled the world officially launched in China, with a launch guide price of 97,900-118,900 Yuan, and an early trade-in price of 94,900-115,900 Yuan.

Regarding the "Rushed Cars" issue widely discussed in the current domestic automotive market, Chery Fulwin T7 silenced industry peers with a solid reverse test. Anchored on the 2026 version E-NCAP 5-star safety standard at the R&D stage, relying on Chery's global R&D system, 81 durability test vehicles went to all directions, 1.45 million km of special durability tests, cumulative vehicle testing of over 6 million km. Spanning 21 countries, facing the ice and fire poles of -40°C to 55°C, 95% of road conditions worldwide were included in the verification list. Deep water wading during the torrential rainy season in Southeast Asia, bumpy non-paved roads in South Africa, all potential failure hazards were resolved one by one before reaching the hands of end users.

The same-origin model LepasL6 has already firmly established itself in the Thailand and South African markets, and will subsequently open the market doors to Indonesia, the EU, Australia-New Zealand, etc. When appearing at Milan Design Week, it also received positive reviews from overseas users. As a Chinese automotive brand leading in exports for 23 consecutive years, Chery did not "cut down" the strength of the overseas version. This solid foundation forged for complex road conditions worldwide was kept intact and given to ordinary domestic families.

At the press conference scene, Happiness Experience Officer Will Pan and Chery Auto Executive Vice President Li Xueyong sat down to talk around "Steady Happiness". Slow work builds good cars, nothing can be rushed half a bit. The two resonated on this concept and jointly initiated the "Happiness Co-creation Plan", inviting the public to capture the fragmentary happiness in daily life. More interestingly, the press conference did not stop at concept promotion; delivery started on-site immediately. A batch of foreign users residing in China became the first owners. The realistic scene of "launch means delivery" also wrote a vivid footnote to this global car that returned in reverse.

The six redundancies forged by traveling the world are not cold technical terms, but the confidence accumulated from thousands of extreme environments. All series come standard with CLTC 600km Rhino Battery, 30%-80% fast charging can be completed within the time of a cup of coffee; dual-source wide temperature range heat pump air conditioning, resolving the shackles that extreme cold and heat bring to travel. Rock-solid body, 9 airbags, 6D Chainmail multi-layer battery protection build the safety bottom line; integrated cockpit-driving chip, 300+ parking scenarios, flexible and changeable interior space, comfortably meeting various life expectations of commuting, camping, and family trips.

From now until September 30, car ordering users can enjoy eight benefits, covering free personalized car colors, financial interest subsidies, trade-in subsidies, safety protection, lifetime warranty maintenance, etc. Pre-sale expansion rights are extended until August 31.

In the past, Chinese car making going overseas was more about selling cars to distant places; while Fulwin T7 provides another answer: a true global car is not about how many overseas labels are stuck on it, but about first undertaking the wind and rain tests of the whole world, then returning to guard the yearly return journeys of thousands of households.