BAIC Group officially launched the Xingtan 5X on Thursday with a limited-time starting price of 126,900 yuan ($18,890), entering the boxy SUV market with battery electric and plug-in hybrid options.
The mid-to-large-size 5-seat SUV is available in 7 variants, with official guide prices ranging from 129,900 yuan to 174,900 yuan and limited-time prices of 126,900 yuan to 171,900 yuan.
The 3 battery electric vehicle (BEV) variants carry guide prices of 129,900 yuan to 159,900 yuan, while the 4 plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) variants range from 134,900 yuan to 174,900 yuan. Each variant offers a limited-time discount of 3,000 yuan from its guide price.
The Xingtan 5X is the first model in Beijing Off-road's new Xingtan new energy vehicle (NEV) lineup, targeting consumers seeking a vehicle for both urban commuting and weekend outdoor trips.
Beijing Off-road also unveiled the luxury off-road brand Taitan in July this year. Its first model, the Taitan 700, officially went on sale on August 25.
Pre-sales of the Xingtan 5X began on October 21, with cumulative orders reaching 30,208 units over 23 days, providing an early indication of demand ahead of its launch.
The Xingtan 5X measures 4,865 mm in length, 2,000 mm in width and 1,910 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2,875 mm. It features a flat roof and a boxy body.
Huawei's driver-assistance system is a key selling point, though it is not standard across the lineup. BEV and PHEV variants equipped with the system start at limited-time prices of 146,900 yuan and 151,900 yuan, respectively.
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