Well, we all know that Apple has a big influence in the tech world when it comes to design and product naming, but it now seems that the influence has crossed over to the auto industry. Seriously now, PRO MAX on a car? I’d love to know what went on during the creative brief meeting over there.
Anyway, moving on…
The all-new 2024 TIGGO 8 PRO MAX was revealed recently, the mid-size SUV is built with Chery’s T1X platform which connected to internationally renowned supplier Bosch and Benteler. It is powered by a 2.0TGDI engine, which was awarded the title of “China Best Ten Engine”. It can achieve outstanding performances with a maximum power of 254HP, a peak torque of 390N m, and ultra-low fuel consumption of 7.39L per 100km. Furthermore, with the 7DCT high-efficiency transmission, it can achieve the ultimate acceleration performance of only 7s in term of 0-100km acceleration.
The all-new model is set to be available in the United Arab Emirates in early 2024.
TIGGO 8 PRO MAX is equipped with the new generation of intelligent 4WD system of electronic control – Chery’s All Scene 4WD System of Intelligent Control, which provides 6 driving modes, including economical, ordinary, sports, mud, dessert, and snow, covering various travel scenarios, offering users the superb ability on getting out of tough road conditions with fast switching of 4WD.
As a flagship SUV product, TIGGO 8 PRO MAX brings safety assurance. In addition to adopting the high-strength steel accounting for more than 80%, and the use of Benteler ultra-high thermo-forming steel with yield strength ≥ 1500Mpa for improving the strength of the vehicle body comprehensively, TIGGO 8 PRO MAX is also equipped with Bosch ESP 9.3 body electronic stability system and pre-tensioned safety belt as standard configurations. Moreover, it is also equipped with ADAS system integrating 16 kinds of intelligent driving assistance functions, including adaptive cruise control (ACC), autonomous emergency braking (AEB), and lane keeping assistance (LKA), which not only facilitates the control of the vehicle, but also greatly improves the active and passive safety performance.
