Chery Australia is celebrating another major milestone after the Tiggo 7 Super Hybrid was recognised as the NRMA Best Value Medium SUV in Australia, reinforcing the model's position as one of the country's most compelling choices for families seeking electrified mobility without compromise.

The NRMA is one of Australia’s most trusted motoring organisations, and these are their inaugural awards program. The Best Value Car Awards focuses purely on value and revealing the true cost of owning a car by factoring in the ongoing costs that many Aussie buyers overlook: depreciation, servicing, insurance, CTP/rego, tyres and fuel/electricity.  At a time when cost of living is front of mind for most Aussies, this award can help buyers save thousands simply by making a more informed choice.

The award recognises the TIGGO 7 Super Hybrid's outstanding combination of purchase price, technology, efficiency, ownership costs and everyday practicality, further validating Chery's strategy of making advanced hybrid technology accessible to more Australian motorists.

Launched as Australia's most affordable plug-in hybrid SUV, the TIGGO 7 Super Hybrid has quickly established itself as a benchmark for value in the highly competitive medium SUV segment, pairing Chery's latest Super Hybrid technology with premium levels of equipment and a comprehensive ownership package.

Chery Australia's Chief Operating Officer, Lucas Harris, said the NRMA recognition reflects the company's commitment to delivering genuine value to Australian customers.

"Receiving the NRMA Best Value Medium SUV award is an outstanding endorsement of what we set out to achieve with the TIGGO 7 Super Hybrid," said Harris.

"The TIGGO 7 Super Hybrid demonstrates that customers no longer need to compromise. It delivers the efficiency and performance of advanced plug-in hybrid technology together with the comfort, safety and equipment expected from a modern family SUV."

“Chery was a standout performer in our inaugural Best Value Car Awards, winning the Medium SUV category and also scoring Highly Commended results in the Large SUV, Family Car and Hybrid segments,” said Open Road’s Managing Editor, Alex Inwood. “Impressively, each accolade went to a different model in Chery’s range, highlighting the brand’s ability to consistently deliver outstanding value regardless of vehicle type.”

The TIGGO 7 Super Hybrid combines Chery's latest-generation Super Hybrid powertrain with an intelligent energy management system designed to maximise efficiency while providing the flexibility of both electric and petrol driving. Together with generous standard specification, advanced driver assistance systems and Chery's seven-year unlimited kilometre warranty, the model has established itself as one of Australia's strongest value propositions in the medium SUV category, priced from $34,990 Driveaway.