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Chery iCar V23-Based EV Likely for India

Mohammed Abdul Majid
Last updated: February 23, 2026 5:54 pm
By Mohammed Abdul Majid 4 months ago
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Camouflaged Chery iCar V23-based electric SUV spotted testing on Indian roads ahead of possible market entry
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Camouflaged Chery iCar V23-based electric SUV spotted testing on Indian roads ahead of possible market entry

A new electric SUV based on the Chery iCar V23 has been spotted testing in India, indicating that the model could enter the domestic market in the future. The development is significant as it points to another potential entrant in India’s fast-growing electric SUV segment, where competition is steadily intensifying.

The test mule, seen wearing heavy camouflage, suggests that evaluation work is underway for Indian conditions. While no official launch timeline has been confirmed, the road testing phase typically marks early preparation for possible market introduction.

The iCar V23, in its international form, is positioned as a compact-to-midsize electric SUV with a boxy, upright design. Its styling reflects a rugged, lifestyle-oriented approach, with squared-off proportions and a high ground clearance stance. If introduced in India, it is expected to retain its SUV-focused design language.

Globally, the iCar V23 is offered with multiple battery pack options and both rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive configurations, depending on the variant. While exact specifications for the India-bound version have not been disclosed, any localisation effort would likely align the vehicle with Indian pricing expectations and regulatory standards.

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The model is expected to offer a practical cabin layout suitable for urban and highway use. Electric SUVs in this category typically feature digital instrument clusters, touchscreen infotainment systems and connected car technology, all of which are increasingly standard in India’s EV segment.

The potential entry of the iCar V23-based EV also reflects the broader trend of international manufacturers exploring partnerships and collaborations to establish a presence in India. With the electric vehicle ecosystem expanding — including charging infrastructure and policy support — the market is becoming more attractive for global EV brands.

India’s midsize electric SUV segment is currently witnessing heightened activity, with multiple new launches and product updates. If launched, the iCar V23-based EV would likely compete in a space that balances driving range, technology features and pricing strategy.

At this stage, pricing, launch timing and final specifications remain unconfirmed. However, the test sightings indicate that groundwork is being laid for a possible entry, adding another name to the list of upcoming electric SUVs being evaluated for the Indian market.

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