United Asia Auto Group Inc. (UAAGI) the distributor of Chery vehicles in the Philippines has launched its own locally developed smartphone application. The new feature called the Chery Auto PH app functions as a digital showroom in which customers can check out the brand’s available vehicle models along with their respective specifications. The application also lets the user see Chery’s multiple dealerships nationwide so that they can request or schedule a test drive, book an appointment for car maintenance and repair, order spare parts, inquire about other models, and request for a quotation for a Chery model of their choosing.
The phone application is now available for download on the Google Play Store for Android users. The iOS version of the application is still in the works but the automaker says it will launch a version for iPhone users soon. The brand did not specify an exact timeframe but our best guess puts the launch of the app in the coming months.
Chery Philippines states that its phone application will also benefit non-Chery owners alike as the brand says that it is a very useful tool for a satisfying vehicle experience. The feature lets interested customers get a glimpse into the brand’s vehicle lineup consisting of the Tiggo 2, Tiggo 5x, Tiggo 7, and Tiggo 8 all from their smartphones. An especially handy feature to have during the Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine (MECQ).
To celebrate the launch of its new mobile application Chery Auto Philippines is giving away P5000 to five lucky winners who have downloaded the app for the brand’s kick-off raffle. In order to join the raffle users will be required to download the application, like the Chery Auto PH Facebook page and Instagram pages, follow the brand on Twitter, and common on the promo post on the FB page. Winners of the contest will be drawn on May 22 at 3:00 pm via Facebook live.
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