Chery recently held an event in Wuhu, Anhui, China to launch the brand’s latest global hybrid technology, known as “Chery Super Hybrid (CSH)” system.
It confirmed the introduction of 19 new hybrid models across HEV, PHEV, and REEV categories in 2025. This includes the SUV TIGGO range (7, 8 and 9), which will be revealed at the Auto Shanghai 2025.
In terms of efficiency, CSH leverages a next-generation hybrid engine with a record-breaking 46.5% thermal efficiency and a dedicated hybrid transmission (DHT) boasting 93% comprehensive efficiency.
For performance, Chery has introduced the 2.0TGDI engine paired with DHT230 and DHT280 transmissions, achieving 280kW of hybrid power output and a hybrid motor speed of 24,000 rpm.
During the launch event, Chery chairperson Yin Tongyue says that the company’s hybrid technology is guided by the principle of delivering eco-friendly development, affordability, safety, and reliable driving range.
The goal is to provide diverse global markets with technological solutions, offering consumers greater choice.
Chery began its hybrid R&D journey in 2001, when it was still a futuristic concept for most OEMS.
Today, the company stands as China’s earliest hybrid technology pioneer, boasting the most advanced solutions, the fastest-growing hybrid segment, and the widest range of hybrid-equipped models in its line-up.
After more than 20 years of R&D and strategic planning, Chery has established itself as a global leader in hybrid development, with its CSH system ushering in the next generation of new-energy vehicles.
More details will be revealed at the Shanghai Motor Show on April 23.
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