Chery puts the pressure on

  THE Chinese brands continue to lower the bar when it comes to pricing, putting existing manufacturers under increasing pressure. Latest...

 

THE Chinese brands continue to lower the bar when it comes to pricing, putting existing manufacturers under increasing pressure.

Latest is Chery which has announced a mid-cycle refresh for its midsize SUV the TIGGO 7 Pro.

Two new variants, labelled the SE (Special Edition) and SE+ will launch in February, replacing the existing Urban, Elite and Ultimate grades.

With sharp driveaway pricing, the new TIGGO 7 Pro continues to offer incredible value with even the entry-level SE smartly appointed.

Lewis Lu, Chery Australia CEO, stated “The Tiggo 7 Special Edition sets a new standard for value, combining cutting-edge features, advanced technology, and class-leading safety—all at an irresistible driveaway price. Designed to help families hit the road with ease, it’s the perfect solution for these challenging times.”

Starting at $29,990 driveaway, the SE features dual 12.3-inch instrument and multimedia screens, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Hello Chery voice command, 18-inch alloy wheels, 16 advance driver safety systems, offline sat-nav, 8 speaker SONY sound system and a full-size spare wheel.

The TIGGO 7 Pro has a 5-star ANCAP rating and will continue to be backed by Chery’s seven-year unlimited km warranty, seven-year capped price servicing and up to seven years of roadside assistance.

Vehicles will be available to test drive at Chery dealerships from February 1.

 

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