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The center console of the 03 is covered with a soft cover, there is a large screen in the centre, there are no buttons on the instrument panel, all control is done from the screen and using the buttons on the steering wheel.

On 12 November 2025, Chery attempted a stunt to drive a Fulwin X3L up the 999 steps of Tianmen Mountain in Hunan, China. The event was intended to replicate a 2018 marketing stunt performed by the Range Rover Sport. During the ascent, the driver lost control of the vehicle approximately halfway up the stairway. The car rolled backward down the steps and collided with the historic stone railings, which prevented the vehicle from falling over the adjacent cliff. Following the incident, Chery issued a formal apology and pledged to fully restore the damaged infrastructure and compensate for the resulting damages.

The iCar 03 was first introduced in Indonesia on 17 July 2024 at the 31st Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show, and later went on sale as the Chery J6 EV on 22 November 2024 at the 2024 Gaikindo Jakarta Auto Week. In Indonesia, it is available with four variants: RWD, RWD Phantom Edition, iWD and iWD Phantom Edition. At launch, the Phantom Edition model was limited to 300 units.

In November 2025, Chery introduced the flagship version of the J6 EV in Indonesia, named the J6T EV, with RWD and iWD variants. This model features a redesigned front and rear fascia designs for a sportier appearance, and the interior features new seat designs and a new display for the instrument panel.

A Range-Extender version of the J6T was unveiled on 29 July 2026, named the J6T CSH, with RWD and iWD variants. The CSH model is powered by a 1.500cc 4-cylinder turbo engine and a 33,67 kWh LFP battery by CATL.

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  Chery J6 iWD Phantom Edition
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  Rear view

The iCaur 03 was previewed in Malaysia in May 2025 at the Malaysia Autoshow 2025, as part of Chery’s sub-brand iCaur introduction to the Malaysian market. It was launched in Malaysia on 9 September 2025, with 2WD (65.7 kWh) and iWD (69.8 kWh) variants, initially imported from China. In May 2026, the iCaur 03 became locally assembled in Shah Alam, Selangor. The CKD model was initially available in the sole iWD variant.

The iCar 03 was launched in the Philippines in February 2025 as the Jaecoo EJ6, with RWD and AWD variants both using the 69.7 kWh battery.

The iCar 03 was launched in Singapore on 16 January 2025 as the Jaecoo J6, in a sole AWD variant using the 69.7 kWh battery. The RWD model using the 65.6 kWh battery, eligible for the Category A Certificate of Entitlement (COE) bracket, was added in July 2025.

The iCaur 03T was launched in South Africa on 28 May 2026, as part of Chery’s sub-brand iCaur introduction in the South African market. It is available with RWD (65.7 kWh) and AWD (69.8 kWh) variants.

The iCar 03 went on sale in Thailand as the Jaecoo 6 EV on 6 August 2024, in two variants: Long Range RWD and Long Range AWD. The entry-level Long Range 2WD Pro variant was added in March 2025. In June 2026, the REEV model marketed as the Jaecoo 6T was introduced in Thailand and it is available with two variants: 2WD Max and 4WD Ultra.