TIGGO CROSS 1.5 Turbo

TIGGO CROSS

FROM

RM 88,400

THE ENTRY POINT THAT DOESN'T FEEL LIKE ONE

At RM88,400, the Tiggo Cross is Chery’s most accessible SUV in Malaysia — and the one that surprises buyers the most. The cabin quality, tech fitment, and build finish don’t announce themselves as budget choices. This is the right first SUV for buyers who need a sensible monthly commitment without giving up modern features, decent performance, or a car that holds up in mixed daily conditions around Seremban, the Klang Valley, or anywhere in between.

Brochure & Pricelist

1.5L

TCI

147 Ps

POWER OUTPUT

210 Nm

TORQUE OUTPUT

ADAS

Advanced Assists

TIGGO CROSS 1.5 Turbo

Main Highlights

PRESENCE ABOVE ITS PRICE

The Tiggo Cross wears a properly current design — sharper headlights, a strong front grille, and proportions that read as SUV rather than hatchback-on-stilts. Parked next to direct competitors in the RM80k–RM100k range, it holds its own on exterior presence and carries itself with more visual weight than the asking price would suggest.

A CABIN THAT GETS THE BASICS RIGHT

Dual-zone air conditioning, a 10.25-inch infotainment display with wireless connectivity, and a rear air vent — features that should be standard at this price but often aren't — are all present in the Tiggo Cross. The seating position is comfortable for Malaysian driving conditions, and the boot space is practical for a small family's actual weekly needs rather than just a spec sheet figure.

THE 1.5L TURBO IN EVERYDAY DRIVING

147 PS and 210 Nm from the 1.5L turbocharged engine covers what most Malaysian buyers will actually use this car for: school runs, the weekly grocery trip, and the occasional highway run to visit family. It's not a performance car, and it doesn't pretend to be. But it pulls cleanly from traffic lights and handles the Nilai or Seremban interchange without drama.

ADAS ON A BUDGET THAT DOESN'T FEEL BUDGET

The Tiggo Cross includes blind spot monitoring, rear cross traffic alert, lane departure warning, and automatic emergency braking as standard. For a sub-RM90k SUV, that's a comprehensive safety net. The rear camera handles parking adequately, and the overall package gives first-time SUV buyers the kind of confidence that comes from knowing the car has eyes where you don't.