Wuhu, ChinaApril 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — In April 2026, during the 2026 Chery Global Dealer Business Summit, the CHERY brand conducted a public verification of the TIGGO9 three-vehicle composite crash test at the Chery Crash Safety Laboratory, witnessed by global dealers, international media, and overseas user representatives. This verification was designed around real-world high-risk road scenarios, publicly testing the safety performance of the TIGGO family flagship SUV under composite crash conditions, further embodying the “Safety. For Family.” safety philosophy.
Scene of the three-vehicle chain collision public test during the 2026 Chery Global Dealer Business Summit
The test simulated a front-rear pincer attack scenario: the TIGGO9 was subjected to a frontal impact from a TIGGO7 at 50 km/h, while simultaneously experiencing a rear-end collision at 40 km/h, comprehensively evaluating the vehicle’s body structure, restraint system, and post-crash emergency response capabilities. After the collision, the passenger compartment structure remained intact, with no significant deformation of the pillars and ample survival space; airbags and side curtain airbags deployed normally, and seat belts functioned effectively; doors automatically unlocked and could be opened normally, the fuel system showed no leakage, and warning lights operated correctly, demonstrating reliable comprehensive protection capabilities.
This performance stems from the TIGGO9’s systematic vehicle safety design. The vehicle features a high-rigidity body, with 85% high-strength steel and 21% hot-formed steel, along with an efficient force transmission path design and a 10-airbag system, building a safety assurance system covering key areas. Backed by multiple global five-star safety certifications, the CHERY brand will continue to elevate safety standards, safeguarding global family travel with more reliable safety performance.