Chery Tiggo 8 Pro Max Review | 7 Seater | Tech Family SUV 

i did the test drive, when you set the car to comfort mode, the car suspension becomes softer and the steering is ultra light, it suits a guy like me. literally when you change the mode to normal the suspension feels a bit stiffer and the steering feels heavier a bit. But when you set to the sports mode, automatically it changes into beast, i would say a firm ride, meatier steering feel and the transmission ratio goes higher revving attitude. The fuel consumption is worse but thats what you expected from a 2.0 turbo with 256hp on 1.5 tonnes SUV. on long journey, especially on free ways or highways, I don’t see any issues on safety.

Your the first reviewer who has more than 1 or 2 negatives Apart from Suspension and Fuel Consumption the other reviewers give the 8 excellent reviews

I love this car. It has just been launched in Dubai. Unfortunately the brown interior was a deal breaker for me, otherwise I'd have bought it.

Considering the T8. I have the T4 for about a year and a half. No mechanical issues and no electronic gremlins. Fuel consumption is an issue. Even the T4 is pretty quick. Would like to feel the power of this model. Handling isn't a strong point but I drive mine hard in sports mode through corners and bends. It grips but there is body roll. Absolute dream on the 'long road'. Reels in the horizon. Thanks for the good review. Will test drive it.

Great informative review👌

Thanks for good review

I’m keen to see a review of the AWD T8 pro max.

2013 Touareg. Childlock - I can still control the windows from the front. Also the childlock button also locks the door so you don't have to manually set it on the rear door.

I suppose some of the stuff you mentioned as negatives are driver dependant becausenIntest drove 2 versions of the Tiggo 8 Pro and to me I felt its quite comfortable and the seats felt great. Most motor journalists agree. Great video btw. 👍👍

I am now confused with all those Chinese cars at first I thought of Haval h6 GT and Jaecoo J7, I did not look at Chery before. But Jaecoo J7 made me to look at Cherry Tiggo 7 and 8 promax and I think l love them as well. I am so confused right now which one should I go for?

Its kinda looks like a Hector..... Nice review 👍

All other SUV manufacturers put huge enine (more than 2l) which breaks luxury regulations limits and annual registration cost 5-10x more than cars with engine up to 2l. I had test drive T8Pro, 1.6l and it's really good.

The tech is not really difficult to implement, but the engine refinement, handling, suspension tuning etc…now that takes years to masters, this is why European cars cost a lot

I have chery omoda 5 ex purely awesome ❤

Have you reviewed any Exeed cars? Any experience with those? Especially with the 7 seater VX model

Great review. I think Kia shortage compete with Cherry Tiggo 7 pro though.

Would you recommend ot over a haval H6, (aside from the 7 seats)

do you work for Kia, having had a 1.6 sportage and the problems. never again

Hi .. i bought cherry pro max facelift .. drive very good .but in fuel consumption not good

Most people I talk to it come down to price. You can compare it with other brands witch might be even beter but then most of them say it give them value for money

Just watched Malaysian, Philippines and Turkish reviews. Their opinion is 100% different from yours. Maybe it outshines the new Mahindra XUV700 that got slagged by the Aussie Reviewers.

All wheel drive?

All 2L turbo in this weight of the car give the same or worst fuel economy. want to save fuel stick to 1.2 to 1.5L

I'm driving the 2022 Tiggo 8 another issue I have is the fact that these cars do not have door auto lock . Frustrates me that I'm driving an SUV that cannot auto lock doors

Hi .. i bought this one ... drive is very good but in fuel consumption not good

that car is totally voice activated, windows aircon sunroof radio, climate control, boot open etc

Is it already leaking oil 6:33

Is the a Kia review. Have watched a couple of yours so far and all are Kia this, Kia that. Fuel consumption is determined by the driver. Heavy foot, more petrol. I drove a 3.5 v8 Rover for years and got a better fuel consumption than from my 1275 mini's.

Chery cross over is too good. Person driving it might be drunk. He is lying about this car. I m also using chery 8 Pro in pakistan it has a tremendous power with silky smooth ride. Chery car is super intelligent car

I'm nt sure was this a Kia Sportage or Chery Tiggo 8 Pro Max review, please compare apples with apples... thanx 2 ur critics on the 8 Pro Max I'm currently busy getting the MY24 8 Pro Max AWD🎉😂😂😂

Ya i also noticed the seat quaiity and the unresponsive screen. They could have done better there

I must apologise in advance. This is my first encounter with your channel and as such i may mis-read a thing or two about your review. That said, it sounds like you've under-researched this car. At best. For instance, the "AI robot" you speak of is able to open windows, sunroof, tailgate, adjust sircon, temperature, fan speed among many other features. This is just fundamental information that you should know as a reviewer. While this is not that important, versus how a car drives, for instance. The fact that you seem not to know it, makes it look like you haven't taken the time to test the car properly and that brings to question the quality of your critique. Obviously, the horse has bolted on this review. But my advice for your upcoming reviews is to thoroughly review a car before making the video so that your critique is based on a solid foundation. The Tiggo 8 weighs 1.6 tonnes. Produces 187 kW/390Nm. Fuel consumption of around 8-9 l/100Km is not bad. In terms of practicality, it competes more with the Sorento than the Sportage. Considering the price difference. Most South Africans would rather take an "unrefined engine and suspension" and inferior fuel consumption of the Tiggo 8 over a Sorento any day. And this is showing, look at the sales figures. This is already among the top selling 7 seaters in South Africa, warts and all. South African motorists aren't stupid. They know good value when they see it. And, more critically, no one (in their right mind) buys a 7 seat SUV for its driving dynamics! Real petrolheads know this. They wouldn't bash a fat 7 seat family suv on the standards of a sportscar. Unless they were ill-informed or intentionally misleading their audience.