US EditionAt a Critical Juncture in Global Climate Governance, LEPAS Interprets China's Green Responsibility Through Sustainable Elegance
Chery's LEPAS brand focuses on battery electric vehicles with plug-in hybrids as transition models to support global emissions reduction and sustainable mobility goals.
- On Dec. 15, 2025, Chery Group unveiled LEPAS in WUHU, presenting it as the 'Preferred Brand for Elegant Mobility Life' using an 'Elegant Technology' philosophy.
- Recently, COP30 concluded in Belém, Brazil, and António Guterres urged deep emissions cuts and credible fossil-fuel phase-out plans during the 2025–2030 time window, while China's NEV industry rapidly grows.
- The LEPAS L8 is built on a clean-sheet, in-house NEV platform integrating advanced battery, motor, and control systems, while LEPAS plans a BEV-centered portfolio with PHEVs as transitional solutions.
- LEPAS aims to drive green innovation and global expansion by leveraging China's NEV strengths, linking the brand to global climate governance and shared green development goals.
- LEPAS embeds sustainability at the core of its brand DNA, framing green mobility as a collective response to global environmental challenges and linking policy leadership to industrial transformation.
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