Remember when Chery revealed the Stockman plug-in hybrid turbo-diesel pickup for the Australian market? Well, the automaker has released the first images (and specifications) of the electrified pickup for its home market.

But instead of calling it the Stockman, the Chery pickup will be sold under the company's Rely brand and will be dubbed the P3X. Revealed ahead of its official launch in China, the Rely P3X will carry the same exterior design and electrified powertrain of the Chery Stockman for the Australian market.

Unlike the Stockman, which will have the Chery brand spelled out across the grille, the P3X will carry the Rely name on its grille. However, the round LED headlights & daytime running lights will be carried over, which gives it the rugged appeal. The pickup truck also features flared wheel arches, a clamshell hood, all-terrain tires, side steps for easier ingress & egress, functional roof rails, and a generous bed in the back.

Under the hood, the Rely P3X gets the same 2.5L turbo-diesel engine that's assisted by an electric motor and a high-capacity battery pack. The result is a total system output of 476 PS and 800 Nm of torque. Power is then transferred to a part-time 4WD system with three locking differentials (front, center & rear). This makes the Chery Rely P3X have a series-parallel hybrid setup and the ability to recharge its battery on the go or via a charging station.

Inside, the Chery Rely P3X comes with plenty of amenities one would normally find on luxury SUVs. These include a refrigerated (or heated) center glovebox that can hold several drinks, front seats with heated, cooling & massage functions, full leather upholstery, dual-zone climate control with rear vents, ambient lighting, and a massive 15.6-inch touchscreen infotainment system.

With the Chery Rely P3X also set to be sold in China, we're curious if Chery Auto Philippines plans to bring this here. Will it get the Stockman name if it ever arrives in PH, or will it instead be called the Rely P3X?