Chery Ecosystem Exhibition Opens in Beijing, Showcasing Home Ecosystem and Robotics
Chery's 2,000-square-meter Ecosystem Exhibition at Auto China in Beijing attracted over 4,000 global partners to experience its home ecosystem strategy, including robotics and hybrid tech.
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What Happened
On April 24, Chery opened its Ecosystem Exhibition at Auto China in Beijing, themed 'For Family, With Love.' The 2,000-square-meter pavilion created an immersive space with eight scenarios—urban, family, outdoor, technology, business, sports, minimalist, and art—to showcase Chery's ecological achievements and attract over 4,000 global dealers, investors, partners, and media.
- Mobile Home: Spatial comfort and flexible cabin layout for family trips.
- Safe Home: High-strength steel body, comprehensive airbag configuration, and EU-standard safety verification.
- Tech Home: CSH Super Hybrid system with IP68-rated battery, 44.5% thermal efficiency, and 2ms ultra-fast response.
Chery also displayed its AiMOGA Robotics, featuring brain-computer interface, dexterous hands, and AI domain controllers, aiming to integrate robotics with automotive manufacturing. The exhibition included interactive experiences like VR and cloud-based co-creation, emphasizing an open symbiosis with partners.
According to Chery, the ecosystem strategy shifts focus from building cars to building ecosystems, covering mobility, safety, and technology to serve global families. The exhibition is part of Chery's broader plan to deepen global layout and continuously iterate its ecosystem.
Why this matters
The exhibition marks Chery's strategic shift from car manufacturing to building a comprehensive mobility ecosystem for global families, integrating safety, technology, and robotics.
Terms in This Story
- CSH Super Hybrid
- A hybrid powertrain system that combines a combustion engine and electric motor for improved fuel efficiency and performance.
- Embodied Intelligence
- Artificial intelligence that interacts with the physical world through robotic systems and sensors.
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