With its coupe-like roofline and sculpted body panels, the Chery Exeed Stellar already turns heads without any help — but a set of electric running boards adds real-world usefulness without disrupting that design. These steps fold away beneath the doors when you're driving and appear the moment you reach for the handle, giving Stellar owners a practical boost in accessibility that looks like it came from the factory.
The Exeed Stellar's swept-back styling is one of its biggest selling points, so any accessory added to it has to earn its place. Decoin's electric running boards do exactly that: they sit flush against the rocker panel while the vehicle is in motion, then extend outward the instant a door opens, offering a firm foothold before retracting the moment you close the door again.
Between the Stellar's raised ride height and its low-slung roofline, getting in and out gracefully takes a bit more care than in a typical sedan. A power step narrows that gap, giving passengers — especially kids or anyone loaded down with bags — a stable, slip-resistant surface to land on before stepping up into the cabin.
These running boards are offered in finishes designed to complement the Stellar's exterior color options, and they're constructed from materials that shrug off road grime, moisture, and UV exposure over years of use. Installation uses the Stellar's existing mounting points, so there's no drilling into the body and no special tools required.
Do the boards stick out when the doors are closed? No — they retract fully against the underbody, preserving the Stellar's low, streamlined stance when parked or driving.
Will this void the Exeed Stellar's factory warranty? Installation uses factory mounting points and does not require permanent modification to the body, though we recommend checking with your dealer on warranty specifics.
Can I get the steps in a color to match my Stellar? Yes, multiple finish options are available so the running boards blend with your exterior trim.
Browse more options on the Chery Electric Running Boards and Power Steps page.
