Newly-launched Chinese brand CHERY has expanded its line up with a new PHEV flagship, the TIGGO 9 CSH. The CHERY TIGGO 9 CSH is described as a ‘premium seven-seat SUV’, and features an all-wheel drive hybrid power. It will cost from £43,105 when it arrives in the UK this December.
The 9 uses a 1.5-litre petrol engine with twin electric motors and a 3-speed transmission. Together, they deliver 428 hp and 580 Nm of torque – taking the seven-seater from 0–62 mph in 5.4 seconds.
The 34.46 kWh M3P battery gives an official 91 miles of pure electric driving (WLTP), making it one of the longest-range plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) currently on sale, and slotting it into the lower 6% BIK rate for company car drivers. Only the OMODA 9 - which is also owned by CHERY - manages more electric running from a PHEV powertrain, with a 93-mile claimed range.
Together with the engine it gives a claimed 650 miles of total range including a full fuel tank. It also supports DC rapid charging up to 71 kW, replenishing for 30–80% in around 18 minutes, and features 6.6 kW Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability to power 230v devices when away from home.
It arrives exclusively in one trim – called Summit - which is packed with kit. Heated and ventilated faux leather seats feature front and rear, with the those in the front are treated to a multi-programme massage function.
The infotainment uses a 15.6-inch 2.5K touchscreen paired with a 10.25-inch digital instrument display and Head-Up Display (HUD). Wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a 50W cooled wireless charging pad helps to keep you connected and allow you to play music through the 14-speaker SONY audio system, including headrest speakers for the driver.
The seven-seat layout uses an electrically sliding and reclining second row, and a third row that folds flat to create up to 819 or 2,021 litres of boot space.
Deliveries will begin in December 2025 through 25 CHERY dealers in the UK.
With the third row folded the Tiggo offers a huge 819 litres of luggage space 
