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Exeed VX: a large seven-seater crossover and what to know
Exeed VX — the large crossover from Chery's Exeed brand, launched around 2019. We look at what makes it special, its mechanics, and what to check if you're considering buying such a car.
Exeed VX in brief
The VX is the largest crossover in the Exeed family, around 4.9m long, with three rows of seats. This model is aimed at families needing space and buyers seeking something more premium than a typical Chery.
In China, the VX is sold as the Exeed Lanyue. It's not officially available in Europe, so it's rare in Lithuania — usually a private import from other markets where the model is officially sold.
What stands out
The VX boasts large screens, generous equipment, and a striking exterior with a wide front grille. Interior materials are decently quality, and the amount of kit often outshines rivals at a similar price point.
Downsides include pricier servicing and parts availability outside of China or Russia, plus an unknown long-term reliability, as the model is relatively new.
Engines and gearboxes
The VX is typically equipped with a 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine, producing around 250hp. That's plenty for such a large car, and acceleration is brisk enough.
The gearbox is a dual-clutch automatic (DCT). Both front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive are offered.
What to check when buying an Exeed VX
First and foremost — documentation and ensuring the car can be registered in the EU. Check where you'll get parts and qualified servicing.
Test the DCT gearbox — it should shift smoothly and change gears without any juddering. Check the turbo engine (oil condition, external noises), suspension and body condition.
There are plenty of electronic features, so check that the screens, cameras, parking sensors and other systems are working.
Trim levels
Trim level names and equipment vary by market, so we provide a general overview.
Exeed VX
from 2019The base version with plenty of equipment.
- 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine
- Often — large screens and a digital instrument cluster
- Often — four-wheel drive
Gearbox comparison
| Priekinių ratų | Visų ratų | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | For daily driving on roads and in the city | For winter and poor road conditions |
| Note | Lighter and simpler | More mechanical, costlier maintenance |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | Mid-range | Top of the range |
Most buyers with a family will appreciate a well-maintained all-wheel-drive version if you often drive in winter. The front-wheel-drive version is cheaper and simpler.
Pros
- Spacious interior with three rows of seats
- Powerful 2.0-litre turbo engine
- Generous equipment
- Striking design
Cons
- Rare in Lithuania, parts and servicing can be an issue
- High fuel consumption
- New model, lacks long-term reliability data
Frequently asked questions
Is the Exeed VX the same as the Lanyue?
Yes. Lanyue is the name for the Chinese market, while VX is the international name. It's the same model.
Is the Exeed VX available in Lithuania?
Officially, no. Such cars are imported from other markets, so it's crucial to check the paperwork and servicing options.
Is the VX suitable for a family?
Yes, if you need plenty of space and three rows of seats. The third row is best for kids or short journeys.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
