Its product onslaught soon to include the Tiggo 7 Pro Max, Chery chose the Kyalami Festival of Motoring this past weekend to introduce a new entry-level version of the ever popular Tiggo 4 Pro priced below the R300 000 mark.
The model that has spearheaded the Chinese marque’s dramatic rise ever since its high profile return to South Africa two years ago, the newly named Tiggo 4 Pro LiT takes up station below the Urban that remains unaffected by the new addition, along with the Elite and top-spec Elite SE.
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Based on the updated Tiggo 4 Pro that entered the local market in September last year, the LiT remains aesthetically unchanged from the Urban, with the key difference being a lose of certain specification items.
These include the voice recognition system, a drop in airbag count from six to two, cloth instead of the imitation vegan leather upholstery and loss of the front armrest.
Kept is the 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, the four-speaker sound system, LED daytime running lights and the 3.5-inch TFT instrument cluster display, as well as the following:
Up front, the LiT follows the Urban and Comfort by being solely powered by the normally aspirated 1.5-litre petrol engine developing 83kW/138Nm.
Similar to the former, the simply titled LiT comes fitted from the off with the five-speed manual gearbox only, while the LiT Comfort gets a CVT as the sole transmission option.
In a repeat of the rest of the Tiggo 4 Pro range, both the LiT and LiT Comfort’s sticker prices include a five-year/100 000 km warranty, a three-year/30 000 km service plan as well as Chery’s groundbreaking 10-year/1 000 000 km engine warranty.
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