- Chery Automobile has taken another significant step towards strengthening its intellectual property presence in India by filing design patents for three additional vehicles — the Exeed RX, Lepas L4, and Fulwin X3L.
- These latest filings come after Chery recently patented several other products including the Jetour T2, Jaecoo J5, Jaecoo J7, and Tiggo 7L, suggesting a well-planned long-term strategy for India.
- The Exeed RX represents Chery's premium SUV offering and features a coupe-inspired design with a modern front fascia and connected LED lighting.
- If introduced in India, the Exeed RX could compete in the premium electrified SUV space currently dominated by imported luxury hybrids.
- The Lepas L4 is among the newest products under Chery's global Lepas brand, targeting buyers looking at premium compact EVs.
- The Fulwin X3L introduces Range Extender Electric Vehicle (REEV) technology to Chery's India patent portfolio.
- With India's charging infrastructure still developing, REEV technology could become an attractive alternative for buyers seeking EV-like driving without range anxiety.
Chery Automobile is intensifying its efforts in the Indian automotive market by filing design patents for three new vehicles: the Exeed RX, Lepas L4, and Fulwin X3L. These filings are part of a broader strategy to establish a strong presence in the SUV segment, particularly focusing on new-energy vehicles (NEVs).13456
The Exeed RX is positioned as a premium SUV, featuring a coupe-inspired design and upscale interior, potentially competing in the electrified SUV market dominated by luxury hybrids. The Lepas L4, part of Chery's global Lepas brand, targets buyers interested in premium compact EVs, while the Fulwin X3L introduces Range Extender Electric Vehicle (REEV) technology, which could appeal to consumers concerned about charging infrastructure in India.

Chery's recent patent filings also include models like the Jetour T2 and Jaecoo J5, indicating a well-planned long-term strategy for the Indian market. The company is actively preserving multiple product options, with a focus on battery-electric (BEV), plug-in hybrid (PHEV), and range-extender electric (REEV) technologies. If Chery's partnership with JSW Motors materializes, it could lead to one of the most extensive line-ups of electrified SUVs from a single manufacturer in India.2
Chery's Fulwin X3L is particularly noteworthy, featuring a 1.5 Petrol range extender engine and a battery capable of delivering a pure electric range of up to 215 km. The Lepas L4 is powered by a 1.5L Turbo Petrol engine, while the Exeed RX boasts advanced features like a 1000V EV architecture for fast charging.
“Fulwin X3L marks the first REEV in Chery's India patent portfolio, pairing a 1.5-litre petrol generator with 215 km of pure-electric range. The latest filings add to earlier patents for Jetour T2, Jaecoo J5, Jaecoo J7 and others, fueling speculation that Chery models may arrive via the proposed JSW Motors passenger vehicle business.”