One Vehicle for Every Family Journey: The TIGGOV Redefines Family SUV Space with a Flexible Cabin

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A truly family-focused SUV is not defined simply by having more space, but by how well that space adapts to the many ways families travel. Needs can change from one journey to the next: a solo commute, a trip for two, the daily routine of a family of four, or a holiday journey with three generations. In vehicles with fixed seating layouts, families often have to choose between passenger room and luggage capacity.


Responding to practical family needs, CHERY has developed a flexible cabin for the forthcoming TIGGOV, guided by its "For Family" value proposition. With a 2,800 mm wheelbase as its foundation, the new model supports flexible 2-, 4-, 5- and 7-seat layouts. Forty-two storage spaces and dedicated air vents for the second and third rows add everyday practicality and comfort, supporting everything from solo commuting and trips for two to school runs and extended-family travel.


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Solo Commuting and Cargo: More Room When It Is Needed

Solo commutes, shopping runs and the occasional need to carry larger household items all call for a generous, practical load area. In vehicles with fixed seating layouts, bulky items can be difficult to accommodate, while smaller belongings may have no dedicated place, limiting flexibility for both daily errands and longer road trips.


In its two-seat configuration, the TIGGOV opens up the rear cabin and boot to create a large, flat load area. Commuting bags, sports equipment, bulk shopping and larger camping gear can all be arranged with ease. Across the cabin, 42 tiered storage spaces keep phones, keys, cups, umbrellas and other small items securely organised, helping reduce clutter and unwanted noise on the move. Supported by the vehicle's 2,800 mm wheelbase, luggage capacity can be expanded to 1,683 litres, making the layout well suited to solo use and light cargo-carrying needs.


Travelling as a Pair: Space for a More Relaxed Journey

For couples heading out on a date, a weekend drive or a short getaway, an open cabin and comfortable seating matter as much as storage. Conventional seat layouts can restrict legroom, while scattered storage and travel gear may leave the cabin feeling crowded.


The TIGGOV's four-seat configuration makes use of the long wheelbase to create a well-proportioned, open cabin, with generous room in both rows and greater personal space for passengers. The remaining boot capacity accommodates picnic equipment, suitcases, fishing gear and other essentials, while the 42 dedicated storage spaces keep smaller belongings in order. Together, these details help create a calm and comfortable environment for journeys shared as a couple.


Everyday Family Travel: Ready for a Family of Four

Families with two children typically travel as a group of four. That means providing comfortable space for every occupant while also finding room for children's essentials and other everyday items, placing greater demands on cabin flexibility and storage efficiency.


In its five-seat configuration, the TIGGOV is designed around the daily needs of a family of four. Even with two child safety seats installed, the spacious rear row leaves useful room for children to settle in with toys or picture books. The large boot accommodates balance bikes, picnic equipment and other bulky items for school runs, weekend activities and family outings. Changing bags, snacks and other small essentials can be separated across the cabin's tiered storage spaces for easy access and a more orderly interior. Dedicated air vents for the second and third rows allow airflow to be adjusted more precisely in the rear cabin, helping keep younger passengers comfortable on longer journeys.


Travelling with the Whole Family: Three Rows for Three Generations

Holiday journeys home, extended-family outings and long-distance visits often bring three generations together in one vehicle, placing particular importance on balanced space and comfort across every row. Limited wheelbase length can leave the third row feeling confined, making longer journeys tiring for adults and older passengers.


Built on a 2,800 mm wheelbase, the TIGGOV's seven-seat configuration is designed to distribute space more evenly across all three rows. Adults and older family members can settle into a more natural seating position with useful legroom, helping create a more consistent level of comfort for everyone on board.


From solo commutes and trips for two to family-of-four routines and journeys with three generations, the TIGGOV is designed to adapt. Its 2,800 mm wheelbase, flexible 2-, 4-, 5- and 7-seat cabin, practical storage and rear-row air vents support family travel throughout the year.\