Chery evaluates TIGGO 7 performance in safety crash tests
Automaker Chery conducted standardized crash tests at its Wuhu facility to assess the structural integrity and occupant safety of the TIGGO 7 SUV.
Chery hosted a safety evaluation event on October 22, 2026, at the Longshan Crash Laboratory in Wuhu, China. The testing focused on the TIGGO 7 model, subjecting the vehicle to controlled impacts to measure the performance of its body structure and safety systems.
As regulatory bodies worldwide increase safety requirements for passenger vehicles, manufacturers are under pressure to provide empirical data regarding crashworthiness. The testing procedure aimed to analyze how the vehicle frame and safety components manage kinetic energy during a collision.
This data serves as a metric for Chery as it pursues broader market expansion. By demonstrating compliance with rigorous testing protocols, the company intends to reassure potential customers in markets where safety certification is a primary factor in vehicle acquisition.