Yes, and it is made by Chery

Chery is one of China’s oldest independent automakers, founded in 1997. It has grown into a major exporter of Chinese vehicles, with a strong focus on developing its own engines and platforms. The Arrizo 8 is a sedan that sits in Chery’s passenger-car lineup, which also includes the Tiggo SUV series.

The Arrizo 8 is designed by Chery’s in-house styling team, with input from its global design centers. It is built at Chery’s manufacturing facilities in China. The company has assembly plants in other markets (e.g., Brazil, Iran) but this model is primarily produced in China.

Chery has been selling cars internationally for over two decades, with a presence in markets across Asia, Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, and Europe (e.g., Italy, Spain). The brand is known for offering good value and improving quality, though it still lags behind leading Japanese and German brands in perceived refinement. The Arrizo 8 is available in several export markets, often with local distributor support.

Owning a Chery means you get a modern car with competitive features at a generally lower acquisition cost than established rivals. Parts availability and after-sales support vary by market; Chery has been expanding its dealer network overseas. Warranty coverage is typically generous (e.g., 5-year/60,000-mile basic), but resale value may be weaker than Toyota or Honda due to brand perception. Service requires specialist Chinese-brand independent garages or official dealers, but many general repair shops can handle routine maintenance. Overall, the ownership experience is improving quickly, with Chery investing heavily in quality and durability.