Chery has shown the Tiggo X7 in China, positioning it as a more rugged-looking companion to the new Tiggo 7. The medium SUV has a squarer body and styling that the report compares with established off-road vehicles. Chery says it is designed to handle outdoor trips as well as everyday family use.
The company cites ground clearance of more than 200 mm and a maximum wading depth of 700 mm. The X7 is also described as having an all-terrain chassis, traction control for rough surfaces and a set of driving modes. A 540-degree camera system is intended to help drivers navigate demanding terrain.
Inside, Chery highlights cabin features aimed at managing temperature, humidity, air freshness and cleanliness, as well as quietness and personalization. The second-row seats fold at the touch of a button to create more room for camping gear and luggage. The 4.63-metre SUV is presented as a five-seat vehicle, though the report raises the possibility of extra seating without confirming it.
The article says the X7 is expected to use a 1.5-litre turbocharged plug-in hybrid powertrain, with an all-wheel-drive version potentially distinguishing it from the Tiggo 7. No prices or launch timing are provided; the source presents the Brazil-market arrival as a possibility rather than a confirmed plan.