Chery’s TIGGO 8 Pro Max awarded five-star ANCAP safety rating Chery's TIGGO 8 Pro Max achieves a 5-star ANCAP safety rating, reinforcing Chery’s commitment to automotive safety and excellence. Friday 24 May 2024 2 minutes Chery Australia has announced that its TIGGO 8 Pro Max has achieved a 5-star safety rating from ANCAP SAFETY in the latest round of assessment. The TIGGO 8 Pro Max was released this month and this announcement follows on from the 5-star ANCAP safety rating achieved by both the OMODA 5 and TIGGO 7 Pro.The 5-star ANCAP safety rating is confirmation of Chery’s commitment to excellence in automotive safety, highlighting its comprehensive safety design and reinforcing the commitment to customer safety.The TIGGO 8 Pro Max scored 88% for Adult Occupant Protection, 87% Child Occupant Protection, 79% Vulnerable Road User Protection and 86% Safety Assist, based on testing of the Chery Tiggo 7 Pro and additional technical information provided to ANCAP.“We are delighted to receive the prestigious 5-star ANCAP safety rating for the TIGGO 8 Pro Max,” said Lucas Harris, Chief Operating Officer, Chery Motor Australia. “The TIGGO 8 embodies our deep commitment to safety and showcases Chery’s technical prowess in the era of smart vehicles. This acknowledgement highlights our steadfast dedication to delivering vehicles that adhere to the most stringent safety standards, offering assurance and peace of mind to our customers.”The 7 seat TIGGO 8 Pro Max is the second model from the TIGGO family to arrive in Australia, following the launch of the TIGGO 7 Pro last year.The TIGGO 8 Pro Max will arrive in three luxurious variants (Urban, Elite and Ultimate), offering an array of features that give the driver and passengers a first-class experience, with pricing commencing from $41,990 DA (Urban).Read the full report here. Related articles View all articles 2023 Chery ESG Report: J.D. Power Rankings Highlight Chery's New Achievements in Quality Management Monday 26 August 2024 Chery TIGGO 4 Pro expands the Chery model line-up in Australia Tuesday 20 August 2024