After teasing it a couple of days back, Chery Auto Philippines has officially announced the arrival of the Chery Tiggo 7 Pro Hybrid at authorized dealerships nationwide.
The Tiggo 7 Pro Hybrid is Chery Auto Philippines’ first mild hybrid offering. It comes with a 48-volt belt starter generator system mated to a turbocharged 1.5-liter 4-cylinder and a 9-speed CVT. Overall, its power output is rated at 156 horsepower and 230 Nm.
The Tiggo 7 Pro also features a multi-color ambient lighting, 6 SRS airbags, panoramic sunroof, power tailgate, wireless mobile charging, 360-degree around view monitor, and 12.3-inch LCD instrument cluster.
“With the introduction of the Tiggo 7 Pro Hybrid, we aim to make sustainable driving a norm for every Filipino car buyer. And we are doing it by offering a mild hybrid vehicle at a very practical price,” United Asia Automotive Group Inc. (UAAGI) Chairman Rommel Sytin said.
“Sustainable driving is for all and we would like to make sustainable mobility solutions practical for everyone,” Sytin added.
Priced at P 1.350-million, for a limited time, Chery Auto Philippines is slashing P 100,000 off the SRP bringing down its net selling price to just P 1.250-million. Units are available in white, gray, red, silver, and black.
I think Chery and GAC has now sales momentum, while geely seem to tank since it implemented a very hefty increased. Emgrand, azkarra and okrabanko are not value for money anymore
ReplyDeleteChina automakers are trying to entice buyers to buy their cars with their low price strategy. The question is...are they reliable enough? Will it work?
ReplyDeleteBelow 1.25M Car price Tag should be the Norm among any model seeking to make the Sales hike. all Chinese are making progress in sales due to this price bracket. GAC surely will be out of stock with it's new EMKOO and newly launched GS3 EMZOOM at very competitive pricing. Ford Territory momentum run even at 1.3M is very saleable because it's compact SUV and American brand name though made in china.
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