Chery Tiggo.
Also called: Chery J11 (in Australia)
Facelifted in 2011: Chery Tiggo FL.
Facelifted in 2014: Chery Tiggo 3.
Also called: Chery J11 (in Australia)
- Engines: 2.0L 139 hp, 1.8L 132 hp, 1.6L 119 hp, 1.6L 109 hp, 2.0L 125 hp, 2.4L 129 hp
- Gearbox: Manual, Semiautomatic, Automatic
- Drive mode: 4WD, FWD
Facelifted in 2014: Chery Tiggo 3.
Price in China: 84.800 - 139.800 yuans ($11.700 - $19.290)
Year: 2006
Chery Tiggo ANCAP crash test
2011
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Frontal Offset
2.00 / 16
Side Impact
16.00 / 16
Pole
Not Assessed
Whiplash Protection
Not Assessed
Pedestrian Protection
Poor
ESC
Not Available
Seat Belt Reminders
0.0 / 3
Overall Score
16.49 / 37
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The Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) is a car safety performance assessment programme based in Australia and founded in 1993. ANCAP specialises in the crash testing of automobiles sold in Australia and the publishing of these results for the benefit of consumers. ANCAP provides consumers with transparent advice and information on the level of occupant and pedestrian protection provided by different vehicle models in the most common types of crashes, as well as their ability—through technology—to avoid a crash. Since 1993, ANCAP has published crash test results (as of 2015) for over 515 passenger and light commercial vehicles sold in Australia and New Zealand. Vehicles are awarded an ANCAP safety rating of between one and five stars indicating the level of safety they provide in the event of a crash. The more stars, the better the vehicle performed in ANCAP tests. To achieve the maximum five-star ANCAP safety rating, a vehicle must achieve the highest standards in all tests and feature advanced safety assist technologies. In 2018, ANCAP adopted the Euro NCAP protocols.