Chery Tiggo 4 & 8 Pro Prices Increased upto Rs. 11 Lacs

Taking its turn, Chery Pakistan has increased the prices of Tiggo 4 Pro and Tiggo 8 Pro. As per the company, the new prices will be applicable from February 13, 2023. In a notification, the company said due to significant and unprecedented devaluation of PKR, the economic conditions and the sky rocketing inflation, it has become unavoidable for GNL to maintain the current retail selling prices of Chery models and we are compelled to pass on the part of this impact to the market.

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New Prices of Tiggo 4 Pro & Tiggo 8 Pro 

As per company’s notification:

The company previously increased the prices of both vehicles in September 2022. At that time, the prices were increased by Rs. 500,000 and Rs. 1,100,000, respectively.

Launch of Tiggo 4 & Tiggo 8 

Chery Pakistan launched these two crossover SUVs, Tiggo 8 Pro and Tiggo 4 Pro, during a digital launch in March2022. Tiggo 8 Pro joined the 7-seater crossover club, whereas Tiggo 4 Pro joined the 5-seater crossover club. Chery, in partnership with Ghandhara Nissan Limited (GNL), is locally assembling the Tiggo 8 Pro and Tiggo 4 Pro crossover SUVs.

Tiggo 8 Pro goes head to head with the 7-seater cars, Changan Oshan X7 ComfortDFSK Glory 580 ProKia Sorento, and Toyota Fortuner.

Tiggo 4 Pro competes with other 5-seater crossovers in KIA StonicMG ZS, and Peugeot 2008

Price Increases in 2023

Its just the second month of 2023, but all the car companies have increased the prices, some even twice. The rapid jump in the rates is due to massive devaluation of Pakistani rupee against the USD, ban on imports and above all non-issuance of Letters of Credit (LCs). Furthermore, the companies are forced to halt their production due to unstable and uncertain conditions along with closing the bookings.

The industry has repeatedly requested the government and State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) to open the LCs and stabilize the foreign exchange rate, so that the industry can go back to normalcy. However, the foreseeable future doesn’t seem to be much hopeful for the sector.

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