Hi Guest
DFSK sells its Fengon models here, and the appeal is blunt: two petrol vehicles priced well under AED 100,000, in a market where that figure once bought a small hatchback and now barely does.
How much does a new DFSK cost in the UAE?
AED 86,000 for one and AED 93,000 for the other, with nothing in between — the two models are close enough in price that budget is not really the deciding factor. What separates them is shape and how many people and how much luggage you need to move.
Which DFSK models are sold in the UAE?
Two Fengon models. The Fengon iX5 is the coupe-styled SUV, the cheaper of the pair and the more economical. The Fengon Glory 600 is the larger and more powerful vehicle, built around space rather than styling.
DFSK or a used car from a familiar brand?
This is the real comparison at this price, and it comes down to warranty against reputation. A new DFSK gives you factory cover, zero previous owners and a full service history from day one. A used Japanese or Korean equivalent gives you a badge everyone trusts and a resale value you can predict, but no warranty and someone else's history.
What is a DFSK like to own in the UAE?
Simple. Both models use a 1.5-litre turbocharged engine with an automatic gearbox, which is about as conventional as a modern car gets and can be serviced by any competent independent workshop. The brand works through an appointed distributor here, so ask about parts lead times before you buy — on a value car that is where costs hide.
Do DFSKs hold their value here?
Less well than a mainstream badge, which is the trade you accept for the low entry price. That matters little if you keep the car for years and a great deal if you change cars often. Buy it as transport at a price that works today rather than as an asset you expect to recover money from.
Decide on boot space and passenger count first; the two models answer that question differently.
