Chery used the Beijing International Auto Show to reveal the all new Tiggo V, a model that reflects the latest design direction of the popular Tiggo family. The SUV brings a more futuristic look, with smooth aerodynamic lines and an intelligent front grille designed to improve both cooling and airflow efficiency. This gives the Tiggo V a sharper road presence while supporting the technical side of performance and efficiency.

Inside, Chery focused heavily on digital comfort and smart interaction. The Tiggo V comes with a new generation smart cabin, designed around digital screens, connected features, and advanced driver assistance. The goal is to make the SUV feel more intuitive for modern drivers who expect their vehicles to behave like smart devices on wheels. For Gulf buyers who value design, technology, and daily practicality, the Tiggo V appears positioned as a fresh SUV choice built for a new generation of connected lifestyles.

One of the most interesting parts of the journey was Chery showing its AI Moga humanoid robots. These robots were not presented as a simple display piece, but as part of a larger vision for how artificial intelligence can enter both manufacturing and daily mobility. During the event, the robots interacted with guests through smart response abilities supported by deep learning algorithms, showing how Chery is exploring a future where cars and intelligent machines work more closely together.

Chery plans to use AI Moga technology to support more automated production lines in the future. More importantly for drivers, the same intelligent software could later inspire a smarter human machine interface inside vehicle cabins. That means future Chery models may include AI systems that understand driver needs, gestures, and behavior with greater accuracy. Instead of only responding to touch commands or voice prompts, the vehicle could act more like a smart travel companion that understands the person behind the wheel.

Chery also demonstrated an advanced self parking feature that could make daily driving easier in crowded places like malls, hotels, and business districts. After the driver exits near the destination entrance, the vehicle can be activated through a smartphone app and move independently inside the parking area. The system uses LiDAR sensors, millimeter wave radars, and 360 degree cameras to detect obstacles, recognize parking lines, and park with precise control without direct human input. The same function can also help the vehicle return when called by its owner.

The safety side of the trip was just as important. At Chery advanced crash test facility, the Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 9 were put through serious impact tests designed to simulate harsh road scenarios. The results highlighted the role of strong body structure, intelligent airbag systems, and seatbelts with fast pretensioning response. Chery showed that its focus on future technology is not only about screens, robots, and autonomous systems. It is also about protecting passengers with serious engineering and aiming for top global safety ratings, making its next generation SUVs more appealing for families and daily drivers across the region.