The Chery QQme is a three-door city car that Chery produced from 2009 to 2011, codenamed S16. It was the third member of the QQ family after the QQ3 and the QQ6, and it was the least popular of them.
Chery QQme at a glance
| Maker | Chery Automobile, Wuhu, China |
|---|---|
| Production | 2009–2011 |
| Codename | S16 |
| Body | three-door city car |
| Family | QQ product line with the QQ3 and QQ6 |
| Price | 55,000–69,000 yuan |
| Sales 2009 | 1,350 |
| Sales 2010 | 374 |
| Sales 2011 | 102 |
| Total built | 1,826 |
Based on one source: the English Wikipedia article on the QQme is very short and gives no technical details beyond the codename.
History of the Chery QQme
The third QQ
Chery created a QQ-branded product line in 2006 that included the original QQ, later rebadged as the QQ3, the QQ6 saloon and the three-door QQme, which arrived in 2009. The QQme was the smallest and most unusual of the three, with a rounded two-box body and a short wheelbase.
Sales
The car cost between 55,000 and 69,000 yuan, and annual sales ranged from a few hundred to just over a thousand. Chery sold 1,350 QQmes in 2009, the first year on the market, then 374 in 2010 and only 102 in the whole of 2011. Production then stopped, after a total of just 1,826 cars.
Design and features
- Three doors: the only three-door member of the QQ family.
- Low price: between 55,000 and 69,000 yuan when new.
- Short life: two years in production and 1,826 cars built.
Chery QQme versions
- QQme: the single three-door model, sold from 2009 to 2011.
- QQ3 and QQ6: the other members of the same QQ family.
The QQme was the smallest car of the family that began with the Chery QQ3 and continued with the Chery QQ6. More models are in the Chery collection.
Sources
- Chery QQme, English Wikipedia: production years, prices, sales figures
