Chery lists up to 90km of NEDC electric range for the Elite FWD.

The current Australian specification lists a 19kWh battery for the Elite FWD.

No. The Elite is front-wheel drive; AWD is reserved for the Ultimate AWD grade.

Chery lists heated front seats, a driver-seat massage function, panoramic sunroof, power tailgate, 360-degree camera and colour-selectable ambient lighting among the Elite's standard features.

Yes. Wired and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are included.

The Ultimate moves to AWD, a larger 34kWh battery and up to 170km NEDC EV range, while also adding leather seating, automatic parking, a head-up display and more comfort equipment.

The current Australian palette includes Aurora Green, Cosmic Black, Star White and Technical Grey. The matte Mercurial Grey finish is reserved for the Ultimate AWD.

It suits buyers who want Tiggo 9 space, plug-in hybrid flexibility and premium cabin equipment without needing the AWD system or the larger battery of the Ultimate.