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Chery Arrizo 7: a compact sedan, versions and what to know
The Chery Arrizo 7 is a compact four-door sedan produced in China since 2010 and later supplemented with the electric version Arrizo 7e. We look at its versions, engines, and what you need to know before considering such a car in Lithuania.
The Arrizo 7 in brief
The Arrizo 7 is a compact sedan with a spacious interior for its class and basic equipment. It is primarily aimed at the Chinese market, where it is sold as a budget family car.
The Arrizo 7 is not officially sold in Lithuania, so you'll only find individual cars imported privately.
Versions — what's the difference
The model has been updated several times: front and rear details, interior trim, and equipment have changed. Later cars look more modern and come with more driver assistance systems.
In addition to the standard petrol versions, there is also the electric Arrizo 7e, which looks similar but has different technology. When choosing, it's important to know which version a particular car has.
Engines and gearboxes
Petrol versions typically use small-capacity engines — around 1.5–1.6 litres. They are of simple construction and economical, suitable for everyday city use.
The gearbox is either manual or CVT. The electric version uses an electric motor and battery. Check specific details in the documents of the particular car.
What to check when buying an Arrizo 7
First things first — paperwork and provenance. Since the car isn't officially sold in Europe, make sure it can be registered in Lithuania and check all the documents.
Inspect the body and suspension, test the gearbox, and in the electric version, ask for a battery condition report. Check the availability of parts, as you might need to order them from abroad.
Versions by transmission
Arrizo 7 trim names vary by market, so we're listing versions by transmission.
Arrizo 7 benzininis
from 2010 onwardsThe main and most common version.
- Around a 1.5–1.6-litre petrol engine
- Manual or CVT gearbox
- Basic interior trim
Arrizo 7e
later versionThe electric version of the model.
- Electric motor and battery
- No petrol engine
- Designed for city use
Version comparison
| Benzininis | Su CVT | Elektrinis 7e | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who's it for? | Budget-conscious buyer | Ideal for city driving | Daily city use, if you need to tow |
| Fuel type | Petrol | Petrol | Electric |
| Transmission | Manual | CVT | No gears |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | € | € | €€ |
For most buyers, the petrol version is the way to go — it's the simplest and cheapest. Only go electric if you have charging capabilities and can find an offer with a clear history.
Pros
- Spacious cabin for its class
- Low price
- Simple construction in petrol versions
- There's an electric version
Cons
- Not officially sold in Lithuania
- Basic equipment and trim
- Little data on long-term reliability
Frequently asked questions
Is the Arrizo 7 sold in Lithuania?
Officially, no. Only individual imported cars are available.
How does the Arrizo 7e differ from the Arrizo 7?
The Arrizo 7e is the electric version — it has an electric motor and battery instead of a petrol engine.
What engine does the Arrizo 7 have?
In petrol versions, it typically has around a 1.5–1.6-litre engine. Check the vehicle documents for exact details.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
