Fuel Type Category
Electric
Engine Power Output
570 bhp
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5 Seater
Fuel Type Category
Electric
Engine Power Output
570 bhp
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5 Seater
Engine Torque Output
650 Nm
Acceleration Performance
4.5 sec
Drivetrain Type
All Wheel Drive
cylinders
N/A, Electric
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The Avatr 11 is a performance-focused Chinese electric SUV-coupe built on a platform co-developed with Huawei and CATL — two of China's most advanced technology partners. The 2026 model is available in Saudi Arabia from SAR 245,000, positioning it as a high-specification alternative to both European electric SUVs and the growing wave of Chinese EV entrants.
The range begins with the Luxury RWD, a single-motor rear-wheel-drive configuration that prioritises range and refinement for everyday use. The range-topping AWD Ultra Flagship brings dual-motor all-wheel drive with 570 bhp of combined output and a full suite of advanced driver assistance features. Both variants use an Automatic drivetrain and accommodate 5 passengers, with the cabin centred around a large curved display and premium upholstery throughout. The top-spec trim also adds upgraded audio, adaptive suspension, and an enhanced exterior trim package.
Pros: the Huawei HarmonyOS-powered infotainment system is among the most capable of any production car currently on sale — the interface, voice recognition, and connected services are meaningfully ahead of most rivals at this price. Build quality in the cabin is noticeably high, with materials that rival established luxury EVs costing significantly more. Cons: Avatr's after-sales network in Saudi Arabia is still developing, which may give pause to buyers who prioritise a dense, proven service infrastructure. As with all early-entry Chinese EV brands, long-term parts availability and warranty support should be scrutinised carefully before purchase.
The Avatr 11 is a newly established nameplate in Saudi Arabia and resale data is not yet available to benchmark residual values. Buyers should treat the purchase primarily on its new-car merits and factor potential resale uncertainty into longer-term financial planning.
The NIO ET5, XPeng G6, and Li Auto Atto Beta are the models buyers most frequently compare against the Avatr 11 — all are Chinese-origin electric vehicles at broadly similar price points targeting tech-forward buyers. The Avatr 11 stands out for its outright performance in AWD Ultra Flagship specification and the depth of its Huawei-integrated technology suite, though the NIO ET5 and XPeng G6 may offer more established local support ecosystems at this stage.