Chery Tiggo 7 Returns to Launch Price With Rs 850,000 Saving

Chery Master Pakistan is offering the Tiggo 7 Super Hybrid for Rs 9,499,000, down from Rs 10,349,000. The Rs 850,000 saving comes with a free 7 kW home charger, though the company limits the package to early bookings.

Chery introduced the Tiggo 7 in Pakistan on 10 April at Rs 9,499,000. Price increases followed during the year. The latest offer brings the five-seat plug-in hybrid SUV back to its launch price.

Back Below Rs 10 Million

Chery’s Pakistan website compares the offer with a listed old price of Rs 10,349,000 and describes the new rate as price and tax locked. The reduction works out to about 8.2%.

July’s temporary promotional price stood at Rs 9,999,000 before a scheduled regular price of Rs 10,949,000. The latest offer also undercuts the July promotional rate by Rs 500,000. The advertised Rs 850,000 saving uses the Rs 10,349,000 comparison price.

A Free Charger With Booking Conditions

The package adds a 7 kW home charger valued by Chery at Rs 100,000. The charger comes separately from the Rs 850,000 vehicle-price saving.

Chery describes the campaign as a limited-stock price-lock offer. Its website restricts the introductory package to early bookings but gives no closing date or stock count. The page also leaves charger installation costs unstated.

Battery Power for Daily Trips

The Tiggo 7 combines a 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engine with an electric motor and an 18.3 kWh battery. Owners charge the battery from an external power supply, and the petrol engine supports longer journeys.

Chery lists 342 horsepower, 525 Nm of torque and a 0–100 km/h time of 8.4 seconds. The company claims over 90 km of electric range and more than 1,200 km of combined range.

Safety equipment covers eight airbags and driver assistance. The cabin has a 24.6-inch dual display, eight Sony speakers, a panoramic sunroof, and heated and ventilated front seats.

The Solar Assumption Behind the 94% Claim

Chery’s promotional material claims energy-cost savings of up to 94% when charging from surplus solar power valued at an assumed Rs 11 per unit.

This estimate depends on the charging source and the petrol vehicle used for comparison. Grid electricity rates, charging losses, travel distance and petrol use affect the result.

Warranty and the Final Booking Price

Chery’s Pakistan brochure lists a six-year or 150,000 km standard warranty and an eight-year or 160,000 km battery warranty. Each warranty ends once the vehicle reaches its time or mileage limit, whichever comes first, subject to warranty terms.

A dealer’s written quotation should confirm the price lock, offer eligibility, delivery timing and total payable amount. Registration, freight and charger installation need separate confirmation because the offer page gives no itemized on-road total.