Chery presented an unusual concept, the T1TP, at the Chery International User Summit 2025 — a transformable multifunctional vehicle capable of changing its configuration for different usage scenarios. The new product can be a seven-seat SUV, a two-row pickup, or a full-fledged camper.
The concept is 4.9 meters long and has a monocoque body. The front stands out with a large hexagonal radiator grille and split LED headlights. In profile, the car resembles the Chery Tiggo 9, retaining the classic door handles.
The main feature is the sliding roof, which allows the use of six different transformation modes. In its basic configuration, the T1TP is a large seven-seat SUV with a cabin height of 1284 mm — a child can stand at full height, and it is comfortable for adults to sit.
In pickup mode, the rear module is removed, creating a 600-liter cargo compartment with fasteners and partitions. In camping mode, the car is equipped with awnings, a retractable tent, an entertainment screen, and an external power port.
At the rear is the Super Hybrid logo — it indicates a hybrid system with a 1.5-liter turbo engine, an electric motor, and a battery in the floor. The range, according to Chery, will be from 1200 to 1400 km. The development of the T1TP began in February 2024 and took more than 300 days.
