Chery Launches New SUV Tiggo 9 Boldly: Promises to 'Scare' Competition with Aggressive Pricing, Intense Battle with BYD and Jeep

Chery Launches New SUV Tiggo 9 Boldly: Promises to ‘Scare’ Competition with Aggressive Pricing, Intense Battle with BYD and Jeep

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 31/10/2023 at 15:47

Tiggo 9 novo SUV da Chery (Imagem / Reprodução: CHERY)

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The Tiggo 9 Arrives As The Top Of The Line From Chery, Betting On Sophistication, Performance, And Technology.

The Chery, known for offering excellent value for money in its vehicles, is about to raise the stakes. The Chinese automaker has confirmed the launch of its new SUV, the Tiggo 9, which aims to be a game-changer in the segment.

The Tiggo 9 utilizes Chery’s latest platform and promises to be a “tough nut to crack” for competitors. With high-strength steels, the model boasts around 40% greater torsional rigidity compared to its predecessor, the Tiggo 8.

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YouTube video — NEW BRAZILIAN SUV RIVAL OF BYD WILL SELL LIKE HOTCAKES! NEW CHERY TIGGO 9 IS THE BIGGEST AND BEST! (Video / Reproduction: Garagem 2.0)

If you think that just because it’s Chinese, the Tiggo 9 lacks style, you better think twice. With dimensions that rival the Jeep Commander, the new SUV from Chery does not skimp on sophistication.

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The interior of the Tiggo 9 is practically a VIP box. Leather everywhere you touch and a list of features that looks more like a pampering catalog: Sony Premium sound system, three-zone digital climate control, wireless phone charging, and much more.

Equipped with the Max Drive 2 system, the Chery SUV offers all the safety features you can imagine, from lane departure warning to autonomous emergency braking.

In terms of price, Chery is not messing around. The Tiggo 9 is expected to arrive in Brazil with prices ranging from R$ 80,000 to R$ 300,000, positioning itself as a heavyweight competitor, especially in the plug-in hybrid version.

Chery Launches New SUV Tiggo 9 Boldly: Promises to ‘Scare’ Competition with Aggressive Pricing, Intense Battle with BYD and Jeep

The Tiggo 9 Arrives As The Top Of The Line From Chery, Betting On Sophistication, Performance, And Technology.

New Look, Dimensions, And More Details Of The New SUV From Chery

The Luxurious Cabin Of The Tiggo, Safety, And Price

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Chery Launches New SUV Tiggo 9 Boldly: Promises to ‘Scare’ Competition with Aggressive Pricing, Intense Battle with BYD and Jeep

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