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Chery Fulwin T9L: a mid-size electric and hybrid SUV
The Chery Fulwin T9L is a mid-size SUV from the Chery Fulwin series, offered in electric and plug-in hybrid versions, set to go on sale in China from April 2026. Here, we briefly look at what we know about it.
T9L in brief
The Fulwin T9L is a mid-size SUV produced by Chery since 2025. It belongs to the Fulwin series of new energy vehicles, which includes electric and hybrid models.
The design was first shown at Auto Beijing 2024 as the Fulwin E06 concept car, with the production model debuting in November 2025.
The story behind the model
The production T9L was first unveiled as a prototype at the Auto Guangzhou show in November 2025, with sales in China starting on April 13, 2026. This means the car is very new.
As a result, there are virtually no used T9L offers at the moment, and information about versions and trims is still changing.
Powertrains
The T9L is offered in electric and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions. Exact power outputs, battery capacities, and drivetrain configurations depend on the version and market, so check these against official manufacturer data.
If you're considering buying one, find out about real-world range, charging options, and which version suits your driving habits.
What to check when buying a Fulwin T9L
Since the model is very new, the most important things are the warranty, the dealer network, parts availability, and software updates. Check if the car is officially sold in your country.
In a used car, check the operation of all systems, the charging port, and the battery condition.
Trim levels
Trim levels vary by market; below is a general description.
Fulwin T9L
from 2025A mid-size SUV with electric or PHEV powertrain.
- Electric or plug-in hybrid version
- Often — a large central screen
- Often — modern driver assistance systems
Comparison of T9L versions
| Elektrinė (BEV) | Įkraunamo hibrido (PHEV) | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | For those who have convenient charging | For those who want agility on long journeys |
| Powertrain | Pure electric | Electric and petrol engine |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | €€ | €€ |
If you often charge at home or at work, the electric version is suitable. If you need flexibility for long journeys, it's better to choose a PHEV.
Pros
- Modern styling and technology
- Two transmission options
- Mid-sized, suitable for families
- Next-generation electronics
Cons
- Very new model, little experience
- Used cars are almost non-existent
- Parts availability and service accessibility may vary
Frequently asked questions
When was the T9L first launched?
Sales in China began on April 13, 2026.
What transmissions does the T9L offer?
Electric and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions are available.
Is the T9L available in Lithuania?
Before buying, check if the car is officially sold in your country, as some models are intended for specific markets only.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
