THIS HYBRID HAS SOME BIG FLAWS (CHERY TIGGO 4 HYBRID 2025 REVIEW)

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The Chery Tiggo 4 Hybrid Ultimate, priced at $34,990 driveaway, presents a value proposition that quickly unravels upon closer inspection. Despite its modern exterior styling and a host of features, the vehicle is fundamentally based on a 2017 platform, with its "hybrid" powertrain being a significant departure from contemporary offerings. The reviewer highlights numerous flaws, including a rattling boot, a large battery hump compromising cargo space, and an uncomfortable cabin pressure sensation. The ride quality is described as stiff and agitated, and the steering lacks feel and fluidity, making it an unpleasant urban companion. While the powertrain can deliver surprising acceleration, it detracts from the car's intended purpose of efficiency and comfort. The reviewer concludes that the Tiggo 4 Hybrid is overpriced, suffers from superficiality, and is ultimately a difficult car to like, recommending alternatives like the MG ZS or European competitors, and suggesting a maximum price of $30,000 for the Tiggo 4, if at all.