2 weeks Ago By Josh Nevett
is set to launch its new baby SUV – the – with sharp pricing, undercutting rivals such as the , , , and . or signup to continue reading The new Tiggo 4 Pro will start from for the base Urban. For context, none of the aforementioned cars – apart from the base ZS Excite – come in under $25,000 once on-road costs are accounted for.
In addition to the base Urban, an Ultimate trim grade will be offered from launch, with a drive-away price of $26,990. All variants of the Tiggo 4 Pro are powered by a producing and , sent to the front wheels only via a continuously variable transmission (CVT). Standard interior features include a pair of 10.
25-inch screens, wireless smartphone mirroring, and dual-zone climate control. Despite its compact dimensions, Chery's new entry-level product has 380L of boot space. The Tiggo 4 Pro isn't an all-new model – it has been sold overseas for years as the Tiggo 5x, racking up over half a million global sales.
It entered production back in 2017, though it has subsequently been updated. It will hit Australian showrooms in October, taking Chery's local model count to four. Two Tiggo 4 Pro model grades will be offered at launch.
The Tiggo 4 Pro is backed by Chery's seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty, in line with the rest of the range. Servicing information will be made available closer to launch in October. The Chery Tiggo 4 Pro is yet to receive a safety rating from ANCAP or its European counterpart Euro NCAP.
Standard safety equipment included across the range includes: adds: There are two trim levels available. The comes standard with: adds: The Chery Tiggo 4 Pro is available in a choice of five exterior colours. Martian Red is the base colour for the new model, available free of charge, while the following premium finishes cost an extra $500: Content originally sourced from: Advertisement Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date.
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