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Chery Tiggo 9 PHEV Hits Pakistan Market: Flagship Hybrid SUV Priced at Rs13.7 Million

Chery Pakistan has unveiled the Tiggo 9 PHEV as its premium flagship, setting an introductory ex-factory price of Rs13,694,000 with bookings open at Rs3,000,000. This 7-seater AWD SUV builds on the brand’s electrification push, first teased at the 2025 PAPS Auto Show alongside Tiggo 7 and 8 PHEVs. Following the Tiggo 8 PHEV’s January launch (now Rs11.2 million after a Rs300,000 hike), the Tiggo 9 targets the booming hybrid segment. For full pricing and booking details, check the ProPakistani announcement . The Tiggo 7 PHEV is slated for later 2026. Powertrain and Performance Specs Revealed Measuring 4,810mm long, 1,925mm wide, and 1,741mm tall with a 2,800mm wheelbase, the Tiggo 9 PHEV packs a 1.5L turbo engine plus triple motors and a 34.46kWh battery for 610hp and 920Nm torque. It offers 145km EV range (WLTP) and up to 1,190km total, blending efficiency with power. Inside, enjoy a 15.6-inch touchscreen, Sony 14-speaker audio, panoramic sunroof, and 20-inch alloys. Seats feature el...
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Pakistan to be sold advanced US air-to-air missiles by Raytheon

 


Pakistan will be sold Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAM) by United States defence group Raytheon following a modification in the firm’s contract that included the country in the list of buyers, it emerged on Tuesday.

The US missiles are equipped on F-16 Falcons flown by the Pakistan Air Force (PAF).

A September 30 press release on the contracts issued by the US Department of War for the US Air Force said Raytheon was awarded a $41.6 million firm-fixed-price modification to a previously awarded contract for the enhanced C8 and D3 AMRAAM variants and their production.

It added that the modification brought the total cumulative face value of the contract to $2.5 billion from $2.47bn.

“Work will be performed at Tucson, Arizona, and is expected to be completed by May 30, 2030. This contract involves foreign military sales to United Kingdom, Poland, Pakistan, Germany, Finland, Australia, Romania, Qatar, Oman, Korea, Greece, Switzerland, Portugal, Singapore, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Japan, Slovakia, Denmark, Canada, Belgium, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Norway, Spain, Kuwait, Finland, Sweden, Taiwan, Lithuania, Isreal, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Turkey,” the contract said.

The May 7 contract for the AMRAAM deal had not included Pakistan as among the list of buyers for the missile.

The same missiles were reportedly used in February 2019, when the PAF conducted Operation Swift Retort and shot down two Indian Air Force (IAF) jets intruding into Pakistani airspace over Kashmir.

Pakistan had bought 700 AMRAAM in January 2007 in what was the largest international order for the weapon at the time.

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