The recently-launched Chery Tiggo 7 PHEV was recently tested by ASEAN NCAP under its outgoing 2021-2025 test protocol, scoring 94.68 points – the highest score achieved under this test protocol. Coming in second is the Zeekr X with 94.64 points, just 0.02 points behind.
Also tested was the iCaur V23.
The iCaur V23 scored an overall score of 91.02 points and the Chery Tiggo 7 PHEV scored 94.68 points – the latter is impressive as the Tiggo 7 PHEV scored the full score of 40.00 points for the Adult Occupant Protection (AOP) category, 17.18 points for the Child Occupant Protection (COP), 20.00 points for Safety Assist (SA), and 17.50 points for Motorcycle Safety (MS).
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Commenting on the achievement of the iCaur V23, Chery Corporate Malaysia, Executive Vice President, Men Lin Bo, said, “The iCAUR V23 introduces an exciting and dynamic approach to EV mobility that also places vehicle safety at the forefront. This 5-Star ASEAN NCAP achievement reaffirms our commitment to delivering high levels of safety, while also demonstrating our strong support for the Malaysian government through close collaboration with agencies such as MIROS in advancing vehicle safety standards and awareness nationwide.”
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As for the Tiggo 7 PHEV, Lee Wen Hsiang, Vice President of Chery Malaysia said, “For today’s drivers, nothing matters more than safety and reliability, and the TIGGO 7 PHEV delivers both at an exceptional level. This ASEAN NCAP recognition reinforces our dedication to introducing vehicles that combine innovation, best in technology, practicality, and world-class protection.”