The 2025–26 Chery Tiggo EV Crossovers season was the sixth season of the Chery Tiggo EV Crossovers, fifth in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL), and thirteenth dating back to the original Foton Tornadoes. This was also the final season in the franchise's history following their disbandment on December 2, 2025. As a result, the team didn't participate in the 2026 All-Filipino Conference The team was known as the Chery Tiggo Crossovers before renaming in the Reinforced Conference.
Drawn into Pool B for the PVL on Tour, Chery Tiggo won their first three matches of the prelims. However, losses to Creamline and the Zus Coffee Thunderbelles at the end of the round meant that the Crossovers finished third with a 3–2 record and 9 points, one place behind direct advancement to the final round. They were able to qualify for the final round via their straight set win against the Galeries Tower Highrisers. Chery Tiggo then had a surprise run, upsetting third-seeded Nxled in the quarterfinals in straight sets, then beating second-seeded Cignal in the semifinals to advance to the championship for the first time since the 2021 Open Conference. They faced against the first-seeded PLDT High Speed Hitters, and initially trailed 0–2 in the match before evening the field in the next two sets, tying the match at 2–2. However, they weren't able to complete the reverse sweep, settling for a runner-up finish.
Chery Tiggo qualified for the Invitational Conference, where in the final match of the prelims, they were put in a must-win situation against guest team Kobe Shinwa University, with the winner competing for the championship. Chery Tiggo led the match, 2–0, before Kobe Shinwa completed the reverse sweep which sent the Crossovers to the third-place match against Creamline. The team then lost to the Cool Smashers in straight sets, failing to make the podium.
For the Reinforced Conference, Chery Tiggo signed Cuban Yunieska Batista as their foreign guest player.
Roster
Coaching staff Head coach: Norman Miguel Assistant coaches: Robertly Boto Erickson Ramos Kungfu Reyes
Team staff Team manager: Aaron Vélez S&C coach: Raf Magno Sonny Montalvo Physical therapist: Cyrine Gonzaga Social media manager: Daleth Louie Son
Medical staff Physical therapist: Maco Pili
National team players Players who were part of the Philippines women's national team were excluded from playing with the team due to various commitments. This affected the team's roster for both the PVL on Tour and Invitational Conference. Jen Nierva
Draft
Round Pick Player School 1 8 OP De La Salle 2 20 OH Enderun 3 26 OH UST 4 29 OP San Beda
PVL on Tour
Preliminary round
Pool B standings
Match log
|- bgcolor=#cfc | 1 || July 5, 2025 || Capital1 || 3–1 || 98–86 | Ynares Center Montalban 1,094 || 1–0 || 3 | P2 |- bgcolor=#efe | 2 || July 6, 2025 || Akari || 3–2 || 112–96 | Ynares Center Montalban 1,076 || 2–0 || 5 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 3 || July 19, 2025 || Cignal || 3–1 || 101–71 | City of Passi Arena 2,374 || 3–0 || 8 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 4 || July 20, 2025 || Creamline || 1–3 || 80–94 | City of Passi Arena 2,597 || 3–1 || 8 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fee | 5 || July 29, 2025 || Zus Coffee || 2–3 || 97–102 | Candon City Arena 2,929 || 3–2 || 9 | P2
Knockout round
Match log
|- bgcolor=#cfc | August 2, 2025 || Galeries Tower || 3–0 || 75–66 | City of Dasmariñas Arena
Final round
Bracket
Match log
|- bgcolor=#cfc | August 9, 2025 || Nxled || 3–0 || 75–52 | PhilSports Arena 2,223 | P2
|- bgcolor=#cfc | August 12, 2025 || Cignal || 3–1 || 91–86 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 2,551 | P2
|- bgcolor=#fee | August 17, 2025 || PLDT || 2–3 || 93–108 | SM Mall of Asia Arena 11,055 | P2
Invitational Conference
Preliminary round
Standings
Match log
|- bgcolor=#cfc | – || August 12, 2025 || Creamline || 3–1 || 91–86 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 2,551 || 1–0 || 3 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 1 || August 21, 2025 || PLDT || 0–3 || 50–75 | PhilSports Arena 2,627 || 1–1 || 3 | P2 |- bgcolor=#efe | 2 || August 23, 2025 || Creamline || 3–2 || 112–103 | PhilSports Arena 2,744 || 2–1 || 5 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 3 || August 26, 2025 || Zus Coffee || 3–0 || 75–57 | PhilSports Arena 968 || 3–1 || 8 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fee | 4 || August 29, 2025 || Kobe Shinwa || 2–3 || 102–104 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 541 || 3–2 || 9 | P2
Final round
Match log
|- bgcolor=#cfc | August 31, 2025 || Creamline || 0–3 || 50–75 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 2,609 | P2
Reinforced Conference
Preliminary round
Standings
Match log
|- bgcolor=#fcc | 1 || October 11, 2025 || Zus Coffee || 1–3 || 83–95 | City of Dasmariñas Arena 3,266 || 0–1 || 0 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fee | 2 || October 14, 2025 || Akari || 2–3 || 95–108 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 1,286 || 0–2 || 1 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 3 || October 18, 2025 || Petro Gazz || 1–3 || 84–95 | Capital Arena 6,000 || 0–3 || 1 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 4 || October 23, 2025 || Galeries Tower || 3–0 || 75–48 | Filoil Centre 574 || 1–3 || 4 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 5 || October 28, 2025 || Creamline || 1–3 || 88–98 | Filoil Centre 1,643 || 1–4 || 4 | P2
|- bgcolor=#efe | 6 || November 11, 2025 || Capital1 || 3–2 || 112–100 | Filoil Centre 690 || 2–4 || 6 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 7 || November 15, 2025 || PLDT || 1–3 || 69–101 | Ynares Center Montalban 622 || 2–5 || 6 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 8 || November 20, 2025 || Farm Fresh || 0–3 || 67–79 | SM Mall of Asia Arena 802 || 2–6 || 6 | P2
Disbandment In December 2, 2025, Chery Tiggo announced its disbandment.
Post-disbandment absorptions Player New team December 3, 2025 – Strong Group Athletics(Farm Fresh or Zus Coffee)
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