Chery KP31’s engine detailed for Australia as Tiggo Cross gets first local production nod
Picture: Chery Initially, the former Nissan-owned facility will produce the Jaecoo J5, the Jetour T1 and T2 and the Tiggo Cross, the latter newly confirmed as being the first model that will depart from the plant in the second half of 2027 in both combustion and hybrid forms.
Tiggo Cross first The Tiggo Cross will be the first model Chery will produce in South Africa from the second quarter of 2027.
Coming in 2027 but not yet production ready Set to arrive in South Africa next, along with sister brand Jetour’s F700, the Stockman/KP31 will be marketed under a different name, which Chery executives confirmed in April had already been selected but withheld from being made public.
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