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BAIC (Beijing Automotive Industry Corporation) is one of China's largest automakers, and in Saudi Arabia it has established a growing presence built around competitively priced SUVs and off-road vehicles. The 2026 lineup stretches from SAR 52,000 for an entry-level crossover to SAR 268,500 for the flagship BJ80, covering ten models across sedans, crossovers, and body-on-frame SUVs.
In Saudi Arabia, BAIC vehicles are distributed through a network of authorised dealers with showrooms in Riyadh, Jeddah, and other major cities, supported by a dedicated after-sales service network.
BAIC's Saudi lineup covers a wide spread of segments. The X35 serves as the most accessible entry point, a compact crossover for urban buyers. The D50 and U5 Plus handle the sedan segment for buyers who prefer a traditional saloon. Moving up, the X55 and X7 offer family-sized crossover options at competitive prices. The BJ30, BJ40, and BJ60 are the brand's core off-road models — body-on-frame SUVs with four-wheel-drive variants that appeal directly to Saudi buyers who use their vehicles on desert terrain and graded tracks. The BJ40 in particular has attracted a strong following for its rugged styling and off-road credentials at a price well below comparable Japanese rivals. The F40 sits in the mid-range lifestyle SUV space, while the BJ80 at the top of the range combines a 3.0-litre engine and serious off-road hardware, positioned as a more affordable alternative to the Toyota Land Cruiser in the full-size SUV bracket.
