Another Chinese brand wants to help maintain sedans alive in Australia

Cherry He wants to introduce sedans to Australia, even as their popularity is increasingly in a market related to sporty sports cars.

The sedans, at least those built by Japanese, Korean and European brands, were slowly disappearing from Australia with decreased sales and customers move to Uts and SUVS – as shown from the axis of modern models such as Mazda 6, Volkswagen Passat and Volvo S60, among other things.

On the contrary, the introduction of new sedan models in the first place led the Chinese manufacturers, as MG sold MG 5 and soon offers MG 7 (technically to raise height), selling the seal and thinking about another sedan, and now the benefit is appearing.

“I wonder if part of the reason that the sector is shrinking is that the competitors are leaving,” said Chery Australia’s Sherry Lucas Harris, the director of operations at Cherry Lucas Harris. Carexpert.

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above: Byd SEAL and MG 7

“If there are not many appropriate options, does this reduce this part normally? There is only one major competitor.”

It is almost certain that this competitor is Toyota Camry, which is still the best -selling sedan in Australia, where 4259 units have been delivered so far in 2025. It is late by Tesla Model 3 with 3715 and BYD seal with 1609, but of course, the entire medium passenger car clip diminishes compared to SUVS.

Even if you assemble medium -sized cars with small and large cars, including sedans, vendors and vehicles, this is more than 53,000 sales only during the first half of 2025. In contrast, medium -sized SUV alone achieved slightly more than 149,000 sales.

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The current Chery Australia collection, including the omoda jaCoo brand, is now fully separated from the SUV.