Zonda Tec Ghana Limited, a Ghana‑based assembly and distribution firm with Chinese ownership, launched an expanded line‑up of Chery vehicles on Wednesday. Automotive enthusiasts and industry leaders attended the event. Organizers unveiled three new sport-utility models, the Chery Tiggo 2, Tiggo 7, and Tiggo 9. They also introduced two electric vehicles, the iCAUR V23 and iCAUR 03.
Commitment to Quality Chinese Vehicles for the Ghanaian Market
During the ceremony, Managing Director Yang Yang emphasized the company’s commitment to delivering high‑quality Chinese automobiles to the Ghanaian market. “Chery is one of China’s leading vehicle exporters, and I want Ghanaian drivers to experience its distinctive features and reliability,” she told Xinhua. Moreover, Yang added that Ghanaian consumers have consistently embraced Chinese‑made cars. This is because they trust Zonda’s ability to bring the best products from China to local roads.
Industry Support and Vision for Local Manufacturing
The launch also received strong endorsement from Seth Twum Akwaboah, Chief Executive Officer of the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI). Akwaboah praised Zonda for injecting new energy into Ghana’s automotive sector and expressed optimism about the company’s future manufacturing ambitions. “We look forward to the day when Zonda moves beyond assembling semi‑knocked‑down kits to producing components locally. That transition is feasible, given the groundwork already in place,” he said. He noted that such local production initiatives would thrive under Ghana’s newly adopted 24‑hour economy policy. This policy encourages round‑the‑clock industrial activity.
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A Step Forward for Ghana’s Automotive Market
In summary, Zonda Tec Ghana’s introduction of the latest Chery SUVs and electric models marks a significant step forward for the nation’s car market, promising greater choice for consumers and the prospect of deeper domestic manufacturing involvement in the years ahead.
Source: Xinhua
