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Rate of progress clear in improved facelift Chery Tiggo 7 | The Citizen | SA News

1 December 2025 by Guest

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  • While no longer offered with all-wheel drive, the newly renamed flagship combustion Tiggo 7 is also over R50 000 cheaper.
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While no longer offered with all-wheel drive, the newly renamed flagship combustion Tiggo 7 is also over R50 000 cheaper.

Mid-life updates or facelifts usually fall within a three to four timeframe after a car’s introduction, though in some cases, they are known to be applied a lot later.

However, as history has often shown, updates can result in a vehicle being improved on or made worse than before whether aesthetically or mechanically.

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The rapid expansion of China’s automotive industry is well known to the point where updates often occur after less than a year after a product’s reveal, albeit mostly on the technological side.

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