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Chery Auto Malaysia begins Omoda 5 assembly amid safety concerns

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What happened

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Chery Auto Malaysia began local assembly of the Omoda 5 model in Malaysia. Separately, a Chery Omoda 5 suffered a complete rear axle detachment in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, on October 6. This incident mirrors a structural failure from April 2024, which prompted an investigation by Malaysia’s Road Transport Department and a precautionary safety campaign covering 600 vehicles.

From carnewschina.com

Why it matters

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The local assembly signals Chery's strategic production presence in Malaysia. However, the reported axle detachment incidents raise concerns regarding component quality, which previously led to a safety campaign by Chery Auto Malaysia, citing an equipment calibration failure at an overseas component supplier.

Chery utilized Malaysia as a strategic overseas hub and participated in an automotive industry forum.

From carnewschina.com

Who's involved

  • CheryManufacturer that began local assembly and faced safety incidents
  • MalaysiaGeopolitical state where the assembly and incidents occurred
  • Charlie ZhangVice President at Chery Auto

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