- Chery told Reuters that it still sees a path toward selling cars in the U.S. despite the connected car ban, possibly through partnering with a U.S. automaker.
- No specific details were given as to which automaker it would partner with, or what the partnership could look like.
- Chery has plans to enter Canada next year.
Chinese Cars are a no-go for the U.S., effectively. Any car that uses software or hardware made by a Chinese company is subject to the connected cars ban and can’t be sold in the U.S. Just ask Polestar. Still, the U.S. car market is huge, the second largest behind China. Some Chinese automakers still want to find a way into such a large market, especially one in dire need of inexpensive options. Chery, for one, isn't giving up.
