Chery: Reviews, Models & Prices

Chery returned to Australia in 2023 with a value-focused SUV range. Explore the full Australian range, including the Tiggo 4, Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 8.

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  • $22K - $60K*Price range
  • 7 years/ unlimited kmFactory warranty**
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Are there any outstanding 2024 Chery Tiggo recalls?

The only recall I could find for a Chery Tiggo (specifically the Tiggo 4 in this case) was for almost 2000 examples where the audible alarm for the autonomous emergency braking system was not activated and may not have sounded to warn the driver. The cars in question were, indeed, made in 2024, so your vehicle may well be one of the affected ones.

There's a list of affected VINs (Vehicle identification numbers) listed on the recalls site for you to cross-check, or a check with your Chery dealer will reveal all.

Which Chery model is best for towing, the Tiggo 4 Pro, 7 Pro, or 8 Pro?

The one of those three that seems most suitable for towing would be the petrol-engined Tiggo 8 Pro. It’s rated to tow up to 1300kg with a braked trailer, and 750kg without brakes. The post-update Tiggo 7 (either ICE or hybrid) is also rated to two up to 750kg, but the Tiggo 4 in any of its forms is not rated for towing by the manufacturer.

Which of these small SUVs offers the best value and quality?

Both the Toyota and Kia have good reputations for quality and durability, while the Chery is more of an unknown quantity in Australia. The important thing to remember is that the cars you’ve short-listed are all near-new vehicles, so they’ll have plenty of factory warranty left to run.

The best way to avoid clear coat peeling is to buy a car in a solid, rather than metallic, colour, which doesn’t generally have the same peeling problems. That said, modern paint technology is much better than ever before, so this is less of a problem than it once was. Protecting a car’s interior means parking it out of the sun in the hotter months. Although, again, the durability of interior plastics has come a long, long way in recent years.

If you’re going to keep the car for a few years and then trade it in on a new car, retained value is more important than any of your other concerns. And in that sense, the Toyota traditionally moves to the front of the pack.

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About Chery

Chery is a state-owned company founded by the Chinese government in 1997. It is one of the largest carmakers in China and produces a range of passenger cars, people movers, and SUVs. Chery re-entered the Australian market after a largely unsuccessful two-year run from 2011 to 2013 when it sold the budget-priced J3 hatch and the J11 small SUV. It kicked off its reborn range in 2023 with the Omoda 5 small SUV, which will be followed up by the Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 8 Pro SUVs. More hybrid and electric models are on the horizon.

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