The Automobile Association (AA) has expressed concern following the latest #SaferCarsForAfrica campaign crash test results from Global NCAP, which reveal that the Chery Tiggo 7 Pro has received a disappointing two-star rating for adult occupant protection, due to the absence of standard side head protection for front and rear occupants.
Child occupant protection was rated at three stars. However, the Child Restraint System (CRS) failed the installation for all front rearward facing positions, with the vehicle lacking the option to disconnect the passenger airbag when a rearward facing child seat is placed in the passenger seat.
These findings are in relation to the entry-level models in the Tiggo 7 range currently on sale in South Africa. Tested by Global NCAP is the previous-generation Tiggo 7 Pro Distinction (currently on sale locally), while worth noting is that the current-generation Tiggo 7 Prime, the entry-point into the current-generation range, lacks the same highlighted…
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