China’s Chery to debut in third quarter as carmaker uses Hong Kong as a global springboard
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee touts city’s capital markets and professional services at auto expo

At the 2025 International Automotive & Supply Chain Expo in Hong Kong on Thursday, Yin Tongyue said the company was seeking to use the city as a launching pad into the global market. Chery, based in Wuhu in central Anhui province, has filed its intention to list on the Hong Kong stock exchange.
“We hope to have more of our manufacturing, research and development, and [more of our] data in Hong Kong to fully utilise the city’s advantages,” Yin said.
“The government is fully committed to promoting the development of the new energy vehicle industry,” Lee said.
“Hong Kong has made remarkable progress in popularising electric vehicles (EVs) – the number of EVs has increased eightfold from 14,000 five years ago to 110,000 at the end of last year,” Lee said. “Currently, seven out of every 10 newly registered private cars in Hong Kong are electric, a growth rate among the world’s highest.”