Chery lists up to 170km of NEDC electric range from the 34kWh battery.

Chery advertises up to 315kW and 580Nm for the Ultimate AWD system.

Yes. The Ultimate AWD uses all-wheel drive, while the Elite is front-wheel drive.

It adds AWD, 20-inch alloy wheels, leather seating, automatic parking assistance, a head-up display, heated steering wheel, upgraded Sony audio, heated and ventilated front and outboard rear seats and front-seat massage functions.

Yes. Chery states that the Tiggo 9 Super Hybrid supports DC fast charging.

It is a seven-seat large SUV.

No. Chery's current Australian specification sheet states that Mercurial Grey in matte finish is available on the Ultimate AWD only.

Chery Australia lists a seven-year unlimited-kilometre vehicle warranty and an eight-year unlimited-kilometre high-voltage battery warranty, subject to the published terms and conditions.