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2026 Chery Tiggo 9

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R 834,890

Est. monthly payment:
R 17,129 p/m

Good Price

Mileage6,000 km
Fuel typeHybrid
TransmissionDual Clutch
First registered2026
Previous owners1

The 2026 Chery Tiggo 9 1.5T CSH Vanguard AWD (PHEV) offers an exceptional blend of luxury and affordability in a used SUV. With only 1,850 km, this nearly new vehicle delivers impressive performance and modern features, making it an ideal choice for South African buyers seeking value and reliability.

Powered by a 1.5L petrol-electric hybrid engine paired with a dual-clutch transmission, the Tiggo 9 combines fuel efficiency—at just 6.2 L/100km—with smooth driving dynamics. Its spacious interior accommodates seven passengers comfortably across five doors, making it perfect for families and daily commutes alike.

Located in Aan de Weber, Stellenbosch, Western Cape, this vehicle is available for viewing and test drives now. Take advantage of competitive finance deals and price comparisons to buy the best value SUV in South Africa. Contact the dealer today for your chance to experience this innovative hybrid SUV firsthand.

CAR OVERVIEW


Year2026
VariantChery Tiggo 9 1.5T CSH Vanguard AWD (PHEV)
ConditionUsed
Seats7
Doors5
Mileage6,000 km
Previous owners1
Full service historyNo Service History
Length4,810 mm
Width1,925 mm
Height1,741 mm
Ground clearance183 mm

TECHNICAL DATA


Engine detail1.5L Petrol-Electric Hybrid (PHEV)
Engine size1498.0 cm³
Power449 kW (610 hp)
Torque920 Nm
TransmissionDual Clutch
Automatic gears3
Vehicle numberLNNBDDEH9SG042198

ELECTRIC / HYBRID


Battery capacity34.4 kWh
All-electric range160 km
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FUEL & EMISSIONS


Fuel typeHybrid
Fuel consumption6.2 l/100km (combined)
CO₂ emissions33 g/km (combined)

COLOUR AND UPHOLSTERY


ColourGray

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Chery Tiggo 9

Chery’s Tiggo 9 is gunning for buyers who want all the space and techy bits of a big SUV but aren’t keen to fork out for Euro badges. Think of it as a left-field alternative to the Haval H9, Kia Sorento, and Hyundai Santa Fe, but with a sharper pencil on the spec sheet. You get a choice of a 2.0-litre turbo petrol or a 1.5-litre turbo plug-in hybrid, both mated to automatics only—so anyone hoping for a manual is out of luck. With 22 active listings spanning R599,900 to R939,900 (median about R802,000), it’s clear Chery’s not pretending this is cheap-and-cheerful. Instead, buyers are actually split across the range, and that matters because it suggests the Tiggo 9’s appeal isn’t just about price. The 1.5T CSH Vanguard AWD PHEV is the hero here, making up half the listings (R824,900 to R939,900). On paper at least, that plug-in hybrid’s a clever pick for Joburg or Cape Town types with a garage plug and city commutes—if you pack smart, you’ll run mostly on battery. The mid-pack is the 2.0T Vanguard AWD (R697,000 to R779,950), while the couple of Pinnacle entries at R599,900 to R629,500 tempt bargain-hunters. Most of these cars barely have 1,500 km on the clock, so you’re basically looking at showroom-fresh demos, not true second-hand buys. Compared to the Sorento, the value-per-rand is hard to ignore. That’s the point with Tiggo 9: it’s what the big Chinese SUVs should have been from the start—loaded, priced right, and actually tempting for South Africans who want more than just an affordable badge.

Chery

Chery’s become a familiar sight on South African roads, especially for folks who want SUV size but aren’t keen to cough up Tiguan or Haval money. The numbers speak: 335 active listings, prices stretching from R89,995 up to a punchy R939,900, with most hovering just shy of R390k. That’s a proper spread, catering for first-time buyers and those looking to trade up without maxing out the credit card. Over 200 of those are pre-owned, too—crucial, because a thriving used market means buyers are actually trusting the brand. If you’re cross-shopping, Hyundai Creta and Toyota Corolla Cross are the obvious benchmarks, but Chery’s still finding ways to undercut them on price, and that’s the point. The Tiggo 4 does the hard work here, with 100 listings from R199,900 to R469,900; it’s the obvious Creta alternative, and probably the car you’ll see outside your local Checkers. The Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 7 Pro climb the ladder a bit—think R279,900 to R539,320—while the Tiggo 8 Pro starts poking at the kind of money that’d get you looking at a Tiguan. Fancy something really ambitious? The Tiggo 9 stretches all the way to R939,900, which is a bold move for the brand. SUVs make up the overwhelming majority (225 out of 335), petrol remains the go-to, but hybrids and plug-in hybrids are starting to creep in. On paper at least, that gives Chery a trick the Creta and Haval can’t match at these sticker prices.

Chery Tiggo 9 - Group1 Auto Stellenbosch
R 834,890

Est. monthly payment:
R 0 p/m

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