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The Caoa-Chery Tiggo 5x Sport is a bold proposition for those looking for a complete urban SUV without spending a fortune. Costing R$125.990, it arrives full of style and equipped to the teeth. But does it have what it takes to beat the beloved T-Cross and the new Creta?
Launched at the end of 2023, the Caoa-Chery Tiggo 5x Sport quickly gained space in the Brazilian market. It stands out for its robust appearance, on-board technology and powerful engine at a price that gives competitors a hard time. Equipped with a 1.5 turbo engine with 150 hp and a CVT transmission with 9 simulated gears, the SUV promises agile and efficient performance.
Its comfort features are a big highlight: leather-covered seats, digital air conditioning (although single-zone), steering wheel with height and depth adjustment, and even an electrically adjustable driver's seat. All this for a competitive price, while models like the T-Cross and the new Creta cost considerably more.
Why is he so desired?
At 4,33 meters long and with a wheelbase of 2,63 meters, the Caoa-Chery Tiggo 5x Sport offers interior space that rivals the largest in the segment. The finish is surprising: even in hard plastics, the look is sophisticated, with chrome details and adjustable ambient lighting. For families, the 340-liter trunk is a good fit, surpassing models like the Jeep Renegade.
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Its distinguishing features continue in its technologies: digital dashboard, electronic parking brake, break hold and a modern multimedia center. It is an SUV that, when compared to the T-Cross and the new Creta, impresses with its cost-benefit ratio.
What is missing?
Of course, the Caoa-Chery Tiggo 5x Sport also has its limitations. It does not have a panoramic sunroof or more advanced driving assistants, which are present in top-of-the-line versions of competitors such as the new Creta. In addition, fuel consumption, with averages of 6,1 km/l in the city and 10,4 km/l on the highway (ethanol), may be a point of concern for those who prioritize efficiency.
Better than T-Cross and new Creta?
In terms of price, the Caoa-Chery Tiggo 5x Sport is practically unbeatable. For R$125.990, it offers more standard features than the entry-level versions of the T-Cross and the new Creta, which easily exceed R$140.000. The T-Cross, for example, has a 1.0 turbo engine with 128 hp and loses out on power, while the new Creta, despite being sophisticated, costs much more to offer the same level of comfort and technology.
If the goal is to have a complete SUV for less, the Caoa-Chery Tiggo 5x Sport is a strategic choice and, for many, more interesting.
The Caoa-Chery Tiggo 5x Sport is positioned as one of the best value for money vehicles on the market, with features that make it more attractive than many SUVs in the R$130.000 range. Those looking for a well-equipped car with good interior space and solid performance should put it on their test drive list. And compared to the T-Cross and the new Creta, the challenge is real: the competitive price makes the Tiggo 5x Sport shine as a practical and smart choice.
