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CHERY TIGGO 4 PRO — recall

Automotive · New Zealand · 2026-09-24

CHERY Tiggo 4 HEV vehicles incorrect software for EVAP system electromagnetic valve

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CountryNew Zealand
CategoryAutomotive
Published2026-09-24
ManufacturerCHERY
Models affectedTIGGO 4 PRO
Model yearModel years 2025-2026
DefectCertain Model Year 2026 Tiggo 4 HEV vehicles may have the incorrect software installed relating to the EVAP system electromagnetic valve not operating correctly. The rectification will consist of a software update to the vehicle, enabling the EVAP to operate correctly. This update will be performed using the diagnostic tool at an authorised Chery Dealer
ComponentTIGGO 4 PRO 2025 - 2026 (TIGGO 4 HEV )
Recall typeSafety Recall
RemedyCustomer can book their vehicle in for the free inspection and rectification at any authorised Chery Dealer New Zealand wide, regardless of where the vehicle was purchased. The inspection and rectification process takes approximately 45 minutes.
Recall numberRCB-2605
Official noticeView source ↗

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