Chery Shifts Focus to Family-Centric Tech at 2026 International Summit

The summit program centers on the company’s 'For Family' initiative, which aims to integrate consumer feedback directly into engineering. A cornerstone of this effort is the Super Intelligent Valet Parking (SIVP) system, designed to simplify vehicle retrieval for parents managing daily errands. During the event, Chery will conduct a public full-vehicle crash test, simulating real-world travel conditions to demonstrate the structural integrity of its current safety systems. This demonstration follows previous safety challenges held in Constanța, Romania, and relies on data from the manufacturer’s eight global research and development centers.

Beyond technical demonstrations, the summit functions as a collaborative platform for users and key opinion consumers. The brand plans to host intimate exchanges to gather direct feedback, a strategy that extends to the upcoming Paris Motor Show 2026 where the TIGGO4, TIGGO7, and TIGGO8 series will be on display. By aligning its design language—specifically the cabin space of the new Chery Q—with the practical needs of urban families, the company is attempting to standardize its safety and convenience features across all international markets.