Automotive proving grounds are mysterious places. They’re usually hidden in far-flung pockets away from prying eyes to keep the next generation of four-wheeled innovations shrouded in secrecy.
But not today. Our proving ground is surrounded by chicken shops rather than chicken wire fences. And we’re in plain view of the general public on a test loop through the streets of Sydney. There is no hiding here.
Then again, there’s not much to hide, and certainly no need for a disguise, as we’re riding shotgun in a Chery Tiggo 7 plug-in hybrid that looks remarkably like the standard…
