Company spokesman Jin Yibo said Chery exported 20 012 vehicles in June, up 20,7 percent year on year.
In May, the company exported 20 093 vehicles, up 42,4 year on year, Jin said.
“Chery exported 91 605 vehicles in the first half of 2012 and will realise an export target of 170 000 vehicles this year,” Jin said. Chery exported a record 160 200 vehicles last year, maintaining its status as the country’s leading auto exporter.
Chery has established 16 overseas production centres to produce customised vehicles for local customers. It has more than 1 153 dealers overseas, selling its products in over 80 countries and regions.
The instability of the international market has created challenges for Chery, Jin said, adding that the company has taken action to build a solid overseas market, including developing new markets in Brazil, improving after-sales service and exploring new products. — Xinhua.
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