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The 2025 BAIC BJ30 compact SUV is now available in the UAE, starting at AED 94,000.
Offers a hybrid variant with impressive acceleration (0-100 km/h in 6.6 seconds).
Multiple drive modes (Snow, Sand, Mud, Wading) for off-road capabilities.
Features rugged styling with a signature grille, sleek LED headlights, and floating roof effect.
Spacious cabin with advanced tech, including a 14.6-inch infotainment screen, dual-zone climate control, and wireless charging.
Chinese automaker BAIC, in partnership with Al Shaali Moto, has introduced the second-generation BAIC BJ30 compact SUV in the UAE, starting at AED 94,000.
The BJ30 is built to appeal to both off-road adventurers and city drivers, featuring a striking new design, advanced technology, and a hybrid powertrain.
The BAIC BJ30 comes in three trims:
The new BJ30 is now available for booking, with deliveries starting in February 2025. Customers can visit the BAIC showroom in Deira, Dubai, or book online via the official website. BAIC has also expanded accessibility by opening new showrooms in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain.
The BJ30 offers two engine configurations:
The hybrid variant of the BJ30 accelerates to 100 km/h in 6.6 seconds, featuring a range-extending system that charges the battery while ensuring peak performance. All variants offer multiple drive modes, including Snow, Sand, Mud, and Wading, making them ideal for off-road adventures.
The BJ30’s bold yet contemporary design distinguishes it in the compact SUV segment. Key highlights include:
These elements combine to give the SUV a striking and dynamic road presence.
The BAIC BJ30 blends practicality with luxury in its spacious cabin, comfortably seating up to five passengers. It features foldable rear seats, soft-touch materials, and a generous cargo space of up to 1,496 liters.
Advanced technologies include:
The 2025 BAIC BJ30 enters the competitive compact SUV market in the UAE, rivaling models like the Toyota RAV4, Nissan X-Trail, Chery Tiggo 7 Pro Max, and Jetour T2. With its advanced hybrid technology, competitive pricing, and feature-rich cabin, the BJ30 stands out as an appealing choice for automotive enthusiasts in the UAE.
The launch of the 2025 BAIC BJ30 in the UAE marks a strong entry into the compact SUV segment. With its modern design, advanced hybrid technology, off-road capabilities, and feature-packed interior, the BJ30 offers an attractive option for both urban drivers and off-road enthusiasts. Combined with competitive pricing and expanded accessibility through new showrooms, BAIC is set to make a notable impact in the UAE’s growing SUV market.
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