ROX 1 2026 Price in Saudi Arabia

ROX sells one car in Saudi Arabia and sells it in one specification: a 5,295 mm six-seat SUV, driven electrically at all times, with a 1.5 L turbocharged engine on board purely to generate power when the battery runs down.

Try it with the generator running before you decide — that noise, or its absence, is what you will live with.

How much does the ROX 1 cost in Saudi Arabia?

SAR 272,000 for the VIP (PHEV), with nothing above or below it. Everything the car offers is standard — all-wheel drive, six seats, 740 Nm and the full equipment list — so the showroom conversation is about colour and delivery date rather than about which boxes to tick.

What does the ROX 1 give you for the money?

A very large, very quiet SUV with genuine six-seat space and a drivetrain that behaves like an electric car without ever asking you to plan a journey around a charger. At 470 bhp combined it is quick for something this size, and the 5.5-second sprint is a by-product rather than the point.

ROX 1 or Li L9?

The ROX is longer, comes with all-wheel drive as standard and removes the trim decision entirely. The Li L9 is the more established car of the two, with a more developed rear cabin and considerably more of them on the road, which will matter when you sell. Both answer the same question about big families and long distances — and if you would rather have a petrol V6 and a dealer in every city, the Toyota Land Cruiser is the obvious counter-argument.

What does a ROX 1 cost to run in Saudi Arabia?

You can plug it in at home and cover short trips almost free, or ignore the charger completely and run it on petrol — the car works either way, which is the point of a range extender. The engine still needs its scheduled oil changes. Sales and servicing go through the brand's appointed distributor, and the warranty terms are worth reading before you order.

What should you check on a used ROX 1?

The petrol half is the part that gets neglected on a car like this, so read the service history for real oil changes rather than trusting a low odometer. Check the battery has been kept in use, that the powered seats and tailgate function, and get a full inspection on the individual car before agreeing a price.