Maserati and Alfa Romeo are planning to adopt Chery’s electric platform
According to some Chinese sources Maserati and Alfa Romeo are planning to use Chery’s E0X high-performance electric platform as the basis for their future electric models, following the adoption of the E0X platform by the first SUV under Land Rover’s Freelander brand. Another source stated that Chery’s E0X platform and its iCAR brand are currently in negotiations with several European and South Korean automakers. The source added: “Chery’s chassis and platform technologies are increasingly being recognized by international carmakers”.
The E0X platform is one of Chery’s core electrification achievements, developed over four years at a cost of more than RMB 10 billion ($1.4 billion). It supports both battery-electric (BEV) and range-extended electric (EREV) powertrains. This modular architecture allows for flexible wheelbases between 2850 mm and 3100 mm. It also integrates 800V high-voltage fast-charging technology, enabling a 400-kilometer range increase with just 10 minutes of charging.
Back in April this year, Chery also signed an agreement in Wuhu with South Korea’s KGM (formerly SsangYong Motor) to jointly develop a mid-to-large-size Sport utility model, slated for completion in 2026. This project is also reportedly based on the E0X platform. Chery insiders speculate it may be related to the upcoming Fulwin T11.
Maserati and Alfa Romeo have faced mounting pressure due to slow electrification progress. Chery’s highly efficient development process—which shortens the cycle by 40% compared to traditional European platforms—has become a critical resource. This rumored collaboration directly targets the urgent electrification needs of Maserati and Alfa Romeo. Maserati is expected to use Chery’s platform for a new model full electric in 2027. Meanwhile, Alfa Romeo will reportedly use the E0X platform to develop a premium electric sedan aimed at rivaling the Porsche Taycan.

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