Chery denies component failure after Tiggo Cross loses wheels in NKVE crash
CHERY Auto Malaysia has attributed the detached wheels of a Tiggo Cross involved in a crash on the New Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE) on Saturday to the impact of the collision, insisting that no vehicle component had failed. The clarification came a...
Chery Auto Malaysia has defended its Tiggo Cross model after photos and videos of a crash on the New Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE) revealed detached wheels from the vehicle. The company insisted that the damaged front bumper and detached wheels were the result of the collision, not a failure in the car's components. The statement came after the images of the Tiggo Cross, which collided with a Perodua Myvi on November 7, began circulating on social media, causing public concern.
Chery emphasized that they were providing necessary assistance to the vehicle owner and urged the public not to share unverified claims to avoid causing unnecessary worry among road users. This incident follows a recent suspension of the Vehicle Type Approval certificate for the Chery Omoda 5 due to a separate axle assembly detachment case.
Despite the ongoing investigation, Chery remains committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of its customers.
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