CHERY · UK buying guide
TIGGO 4 vs Toyota Yaris Cross
Two compact hybrids, with a clear value story for CHERY’s well-equipped five-seat SUV.
The story in brief
- CHERY starts at £19,995: TIGGO 4’s published entry price is £7,450 below Toyota’s current £27,445 Yaris Cross entry price.
- Useful equipment: Aspire includes twin 12.3-inch displays, wireless smartphone integration and a reversing camera.
- No plug required: both are full hybrids; compare the exact trim and warranty conditions before choosing.
Compact hybrid value
A smaller SUV with a strong starting point
A compact hybrid SUV can make a lot of sense when you want an elevated seating position, five seats and straightforward refuelling. CHERY TIGGO 4 Super Hybrid brings those priorities together with an unusually accessible UK starting price.
On 12 October 2026, CHERY UK lists TIGGO 4 from £19,995, while Toyota’s current UK page lists Yaris Cross from £27,445. That is a £7,450 difference between the published entry prices, before optional equipment, discounts or finance choices.
This is a starting-price comparison, rather than two personalised quotations. It shows why TIGGO 4 deserves a place on your shortlist; comparing the equipment you want will show what the difference means for you.
Price and everyday equipment
What your shortlist should include
TIGGO 4 Aspire includes dual 12.3-inch displays, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a rear-view camera and keyless entry. These are practical features to try on a visit: pair your phone, check the screen position and see how clear the camera view is.
Summit adds equipment such as a 360-degree camera, an electrically adjustable driver’s seat and cooled wireless phone charging. Those additions make Summit worth considering if parking assistance and cabin convenience are high on your list.
Toyota’s range also includes connected multimedia and driver-assistance technology, with equipment varying by grade. A fair comparison uses the chosen grade’s list, rather than the most fully equipped car pictured in an advertisement.
CHERY TIGGO 4 Super Hybrid
- Published entry price
- £19,995 OTR
- Hybrid type
- Full hybrid; no plug required
- Aspire displays
- Twin 12.3-inch screens
- Parking upgrade
- 360-degree camera on Summit
Toyota Yaris Cross
- Published entry price
- £27,445 OTR
- Hybrid type
- Full hybrid; no plug required
- Multimedia
- Specification varies by grade
- Compare next
- Choose the exact grade and options
Published UK entry prices checked 12 October 2026. Optional equipment, paint and offers can alter quotations. This compares starting prices, not identical equipment packages.
Hybrid life, made simple
Electric assistance without a charger
The TIGGO 4 is a self-charging full hybrid, not a plug-in hybrid. Its petrol/electric system recovers energy during use and can use electric propulsion when conditions allow. You fill it with petrol and do not need to arrange home charging.
That can be a useful fit if you want hybrid driving but park on the street, share a car or cannot install a charger. Toyota Yaris Cross also follows the no-plug full-hybrid approach, so the choice can turn on cabin comfort, equipment and your budget.
Try TIGGO 4 on the roads you use most often. Check visibility, access to the rear seats and how your everyday bags fit in the boot. The most convincing comparison is the one that includes the things you carry and the passengers you usually take.
Ownership cover
Read the warranty terms alongside the price
CHERY provides a seven-year or 100,000-mile vehicle warranty, whichever comes first, with separate eight-year or 100,000-mile high-voltage battery cover, subject to its terms. Its UK warranty page explains the different protections.
Toyota includes a three-year or 60,000-mile manufacturer warranty and offers service-activated cover following eligible services, up to ten years or 100,000 miles. This is a different structure, so neither headline should be presented as unlimited cover or compared without the conditions.
Explore the latest Invicta CHERY offers, then contact your nearest team in Barnet, Bolton, Bury, Chelmsford, Croydon, Oldham or Warrington. Ask for a quotation on Aspire and Summit if you want to see exactly what the equipment upgrade costs.
Your questions answered
TIGGO 4 and Yaris Cross questions answered
How much does TIGGO 4 cost compared with Yaris Cross?
At the 12 October 2026 check, CHERY’s entry price was £19,995 and Toyota’s current Yaris Cross entry price was £27,445. The £7,450 difference compares published starting prices, before options or individual offers.
Does TIGGO 4 Super Hybrid need charging?
No. TIGGO 4 is a self-charging full hybrid. Its battery is replenished during use, and you refuel with petrol.
Is the 360-degree camera standard on every TIGGO 4?
No. Aspire has a rear-view camera; Summit adds the 360-degree system. Confirm the exact vehicle specification with the team.
What warranty comes with TIGGO 4?
CHERY lists seven years or 100,000 miles for the vehicle and separate eight-year or 100,000-mile high-voltage battery cover. Conditions, exclusions and component limits apply.
Is Toyota’s ten-year warranty automatically included from new?
Toyota includes three years or 60,000 miles of manufacturer cover. Its service-activated warranty is added after eligible services, with eligibility up to ten years or 100,000 miles, subject to Toyota’s terms.
Where can I view TIGGO 4 with Invicta?
Find your nearest Invicta CHERY showroom and ask the team to confirm the version available for your appointment.
CHERY at Invicta Motors
Discover TIGGO 4 value
Try the cabin, explore Aspire and Summit, and ask your local Invicta CHERY team for a quotation. Our current offers give you a useful starting point.
Sources: CHERY UK TIGGO 4; CHERY UK configurator; CHERY warranty; Toyota UK Yaris Cross and warranty; TIGGO 4 at Invicta.
Details checked 12 October 2026. Manufacturer imagery is illustrative; confirm your chosen vehicle’s equipment with the retailer.
