A POPULAR car brand has launched two new SUVs that could pass as a Range Rover.

Now, Land Rover should keep an eye out for competition as the Chinese carmaker is offering the familiar design for much cheaper.

Chery officially unveiled its 2026 Tiggo 7 Sport and Tiggo 7 Plus earlier this week.

Both designs look nearly identical to Range Rover’s Evoque.

However, it’ll be able to hit the road at a fraction of the price.

The 2026 Evoque’s starting price is about $51,000, according to Kelley Blue Book.

Pricing for the new Tiggo 7 Sports starts at about $12,250.

The Tiggo 7 Plus is a little more expensive, starting at about $12,800.

That’s over half off from a brand new Evoque.

A pre-owned Evoque would still cost more than the dupes, coming in at around $27,228.

The Tiggo 7 is available in a range of fuel types, including mild hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and fully electric options.

The SUV has elements similar to the Evoque with its mesh grille, lights, and cabin space.

The Tiggo 7 Sport comes with a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine variant with a six-speed dual-clutch transmission.

It also has concealed door handles and 18-inch alloy wheels.

Inside the car, drivers will find a 13.2-inch TV screen and a multifunction steering wheel.

The car is available in Glacier Silver, Cangyan Grey, Graphite Black, and Pearl White.

If you shell out on the higher-spec model, you’ll also get some premium features.

The upgraded Tiggo 7 Sport has a panoramic sunroof and a ventilated front passenger seat.

Chery says the Sport model is a more dynamic version of the family-friendly Tiggo 7 Plus.

The Tiggo 7 Plus has a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine, but has a continuously variable transmission that simulates a nine-speed transmission.

The Tiggo 7 Plus is more focused on a smooth ride rather than the power of the Tiggo 7 Sport.

It also has a massive 24.6-inch twin-screen setup.