chery suv 2023 price

In Australia, 2023 Chery SUVs start with the Omoda 5 at roughly $30k–$36k drive-away depending on trim, with the later GT AWD variants nudging the mid-$40ks. The larger Tiggo 7 Pro landed around $40k–$46k drive-away, again varying by spec and the odd dealer special. On the used market, 2023 examples typically sit about $24k–$40k+ depending on kilometres, condition, and how enthusiastically someone optioned the shiny bits. In short: budget for the low $30ks new, mid-$40ks if you want all the toys, and mid-to-high $20ks for lightly used. Keep an eye on places like Tradingpost if you enjoy the thrill of a bargain without the dodgy sausage sizzle.