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Inside, the QQ offers a basic yet functional interior, seating 4-5 passengers, with optional air conditioning, power windows, and a simple audio system. Safety features are minimal, with optional ABS and front airbags, but the model received mixed crash test results.
The Chery QQ gained popularity in China, South America, and Asia, competing with the Chevrolet Spark and Suzuki Alto. Despite its affordability, it faced criticism for its structural safety and resemblance to the Daewoo Matiz. Later versions, including the electric Chery eQ, continued its legacy.