Tiggo

Tiggo is a line of sport utility vehicles produced by the Chinese automaker Chery Automobile under the Chery Tiggo branding. The name was introduced in 2005 with the original Chery Tiggo, one of the company’s first domestically developed SUVs. Since then the Tiggo family has expanded to include multiple generations and a range of models spanning the compact to mid-size SUV segments. The lineup emphasizes practicality, value, and evolving design language, and newer generations feature turbocharged engines, hybrid options in some markets, and modern safety and connectivity features.

Tiggo models are sold in China and many international markets through official importers, joint ventures, or local assembly arrangements. The line is positioned to compete with other mainstream SUVs on price and practicality, and it has been used as a basis for regional variants and badge engineering in certain markets.

Naming: The Tiggo name is a marketing designation used for the SUV family, commonly interpreted as a stylized reference to a tiger to evoke a rugged, active image.

Models: In various markets the range includes models known as Tiggo 2, 4, 5, 7 and 8, among others, with newer versions typically aligned with Chery’s broader global SUV strategy. The Tiggo lineup illustrates Chery’s strategy to offer affordable, feature-rich crossovers across multiple regions.