Carloha Nigeria has stepped up its drive to deepen electric vehicle (EV) adoption in Nigeria with the launch of the Chery Q, offering buyers a six-year warranty and a seven-day repair guarantee as competition in the country’s emerging EV market intensifies.
The assembler and distributor of Chery vehicles said the new electric vehicle is now available nationwide, adding to the growing number of EV options available to Nigerian motorists and signalling increased industry investment in electric mobility.
The company said the Chery Q comes with its CarlohaCare 6-6-7 aftersales package, comprising a six-year warranty, six years of free scheduled servicing up to 120,000 kilometres and a seven-day repair promise.
Under the arrangement, Carloha said customers will receive a courtesy vehicle if repairs are not completed within seven days.
General manager, Marketing, Carloha Nigeria, Felix Mahan, said the launch was part of the company’s commitment to making electric mobility more accessible to Nigerians.
“The arrival of the Chery Q represents the fulfilment of our promise to bring another exciting Chery electric vehicle to Nigeria. We are pleased that the Chery Q is now available nationwide, giving more Nigerians the opportunity to experience intelligent, sustainable and enjoyable electric mobility.”
Mahan said the company was also focusing on aftersales support to address concerns that could influence consumer adoption of electric vehicles.
“The Chery Q brings together award-winning design, intelligent technology, practical space, advanced safety, impressive electric range and fast charging. Beyond the vehicle itself, our commitment is to give customers the confidence that comes with superior aftersales support.
“Through CarlohaCare 6-6-7 and CarlohaCare 6-6-7 Rescue, we are providing the support and reassurance customers need for absolute peace of mind.”
The latest launch comes as Nigeria’s automotive market gradually expands its electric mobility offerings, with vehicle availability, charging infrastructure, acquisition costs and reliable aftersales support remaining important factors in the wider adoption of EVs.
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Yusuf Babalola is a Senior Correspondent with Leadership Newspaper, specialising in maritime, aviation, transport, and economic reporting in Nigeria. He is recognised for well-researched stories that illuminate policy developments, industry challenges, and stakeholder perspectives across Nigeria's logistics, shipping, and aviation sectors. His reporting is noted for its clarity, balance, and commitment to professional journalistic standards.