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Six of you landing at DXB with a mountain of suitcases? When you rent a car in Dubai for that many people, a sedan just won’t cut it. That’s exactly when we hand over the keys to the Chery Tiggo 9 2027. This is the biggest SUV Chery makes. Three rows. Seven seats. And honestly? Step inside and you’d guess it costs a lot more. Got Nani, two toddlers, a cousin and six bags? It swallows the lot.
Park it next to most family SUVs and the Tiggo 9 towers over them. It’s about 4.8 metres long and nearly 1.93 metres wide, so it has real road presence. That huge grille? You’ll spot it a mile off in your mirrors. The wheels measure 19 or 20 inches, trim depending. Smaller ones would just look silly on something this size.
Is it hard to park? Not really, thanks to the cameras (more on those below). Just pick a wider bay at Dubai Mall if you can.
Pop the bonnet and there’s a 2.0 turbo petrol. How much power? Well, that depends on which UAE website you trust. Figures float between 254 and 261 hp, with 390 to 400 Nm of torque. Either way, it’s a lot. There’s an 8-speed auto, too. The cheaper Comfort version drives the front wheels only. Luxury and Premium? All four.
On the road, it pulls this big body along with surprising ease. Need to pass a slow truck on Emirates Road? No drama. Fuel use is listed at about 7.5L/100 km. Not bad at all for something this size. Chery also sells a plug-in hybrid version in the UAE, though our page focuses on the petrol model.
Get in, and wow, that 15.6-inch screen in the middle is massive. Speed and directions sit on a digital display behind the wheel, and on some trims they float on the windscreen too. Phone? Apple CarPlay and Android Auto both hook up wirelessly. Handy when your cable’s gone missing again.
Music fans will love the 14-speaker Sony sound system. Overhead, a massive glass sunroof. After dark, you can pick a mood colour for the cabin lights (the kids will fight over this). The AC splits into three zones. So Grandpa in the back gets it icy, while you up front keep it just right.
What about space? Press a button and the back seats drop down on their own. Leave all seven up and you’ve got around 200 litres of boot. Enough for a Carrefour run, not a holiday. Fold the third row and you’ll fit suitcases for the whole family.
This is where the Tiggo 9 really shows off. Pick a higher trim and you’ll have as many as 10 airbags. Cameras show the whole car from above when you park. Out on the motorway, the cruise control holds its own gap to whoever’s ahead. Wander towards the lane markings and it beeps, then gently steers you back. Spot trouble late? It’ll shout a warning and hit the brakes itself if needed. Driving to RAK for the weekend? You’ll arrive a lot less tired. Kit can vary by trim, so ask us which version you’ll get when you book.
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Specification |
Chery Tiggo 9 2027 |
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Body type |
Three-row SUV, seats seven |
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Engine |
2.0L turbo petrol (4-cylinder) |
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Power |
Approx. 254–261 hp |
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Torque |
Approx. 390–400 Nm |
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Transmission |
8-speed automatic |
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Drivetrain |
FWD or AWD, depending on trim |
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Length |
Approx. 4,810 mm |
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Width |
Approx. 1,925 mm |
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Wheelbase |
Approx. 2,800 mm |
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Boot capacity |
Approx. 200 litres (all seats up) |
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Seating capacity |
7 |
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Model year |
2027 |
Who should book one? Big families, for starters. Relatives flying in for Eid. Or six friends off to Hatta who refuse to take two cars. It’s roomy, it’s quick, it feels posh inside and it’s loaded with safety kit. Best part? You’re not paying German-SUV prices.
Need room for everyone? You can rent the Chery Tiggo 9 2027 in Dubai with Hala Drive by the day, week or month. Booking is quick, and we look after every car in our fleet. Call or WhatsApp us with your dates and headcount, and we’ll have a Tiggo 9 ready to go.
Seven, across three rows. Great for big families, visiting relatives or a group of friends who’d rather not split into two cars.
A little. You’ll get around 200 litres, which is fine for shopping bags. For airport runs with big suitcases, fold the third row down and the space opens right up.
We’d say so. Higher trims carry as many as 10 airbags, and the cruise control keeps its distance on its own. Add lane keeping and auto braking, and a long slog up to Ras Al Khaimah gets a lot easier.