In Russia, the updated seven-seat crossover Chery Tiggo 8 Pro Max has entered the market, with prices starting from 4.46 million rubles. The Chinese automaker disclosed this during the model’s presentation, highlighting a lineup that offers two trim levels priced at 4.46 million and 4.61 million rubles respectively, with potential promotional benefits reaching up to 590 thousand rubles. The all-wheel-drive Tiggo 8 Pro Max is powered by a 2.0-liter turbocharged gasoline engine delivering 197 horsepower, capable of hitting 100 km/h in 8.4 seconds. In combined driving, fuel consumption is rated at 8.3 liters per 100 kilometers, placing it within a competitive segment for family-oriented crossovers.
The interior brings a modern, tech-forward experience: a curved dashboard housing two 12.3-inch screens, complemented by a projection display for essential driver information. Depending on the configuration, buyers can opt for 18- or 19-inch alloy wheels. A 540-degree surround-view system enhances maneuvering and engine bay monitoring, while wireless smartphone charging adds convenience. The audio system is a Sony setup featuring ten speakers, and the cabin is finished in dark brown leather. A panoramic sunroof, a massage function for the front seats, and an adjustable passenger footrest are among the comfort features that elevate long drives. These details underscore Chery’s emphasis on a refined, high-tech package at a relatively accessible price point for the segment. [Attribution: Chery official presentation]
Market watchers note that changes in Russia’s car-selling regulations could affect the availability and terms of these models in the near term, underscoring the evolving regulatory landscape as the automotive market responds to policy updates. [Attribution: Market briefing]