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Fuel Type Category
Mild Hybrid
Engine Power Output
267 HP
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
7
Fuel Type Category
Mild Hybrid
Engine Power Output
267 HP
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
7
Drivetrain Type
4 Wheel Drive
BAIC BJ40
Starting from
AED 139,750
BAIC U5 Plus
Starting from
AED 56,000
BAIC BJ30
Starting from
AED 94,000
BAIC BJ80
Starting from
AED 257,250
BAIC F40
Starting from
AED 120,000
BAIC X35
Starting from
AED 62,900
BAIC X55
Starting from
AED 69,000
BAIC X7
Starting from
AED 105,000
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The BAIC BJ60 is a seven-seat mid-size SUV that makes a bold case for buyers willing to look beyond the Korean and Japanese mainstream. Built on a ladder-frame platform with genuine off-road intent, it pairs a mild-hybrid powertrain with a premium-leaning interior at a price that undercuts most comparably sized rivals. The 2026 BJ60 starts from AED 169,900.
Under the bonnet sits a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine with a 48V mild-hybrid system producing 267 HP, assisted by a 48V mild-hybrid system that sharpens in-town response and trims fuel consumption without requiring a plug. Transmission information is confirmed at point of sale — check with your dealer for the latest specification. The entry Elite trim covers the essentials well: full LED lighting, a large touchscreen infotainment system, and a capable four-wheel-drive setup. Stepping to the Flagship at AED 209,900 adds a more lavishly appointed cabin with additional driver-assistance features, making it the trim to choose if the BJ60 is expected to serve as a primary family vehicle.
Pros: the ladder-frame construction and 267 HP output give genuine off-road and towing capability that monocoque rivals like the Santa Fe cannot match at this price point. Seating for 7 passengers starting from AED 169,900 is a competitive value proposition that few alternatives can replicate. Cons: BAIC's service network in the UAE remains far thinner than that of established Korean and Japanese brands, which is a real consideration for buyers outside Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Resale values are less predictable than those of volume rivals, and used-market demand for the BJ60 specifically is still maturing in this region.
The BJ60 is a relatively new entrant to the UAE market, and independent long-run residual data is not yet available. As a body-on-frame mild-hybrid SUV in the AED 169,900–209,900 bracket, resale performance will depend significantly on how quickly BAIC's dealer and service footprint grows over the next few years — buyers should factor that uncertainty in.
Key rivals worth comparing include the Haval H9, Chevrolet Tahoe and Ford Expedition, all competing for the same buyers in this bracket.
