
Backed by the Chery group, Soueast sells three SUVs in Saudi Arabia and prices all of them below where the familiar brands begin — the proposition is size and equipment for the money rather than a badge anyone recognises yet.
Start with how many seats you actually need — it settles the choice faster than any spec sheet.
How much does a new Soueast cost in Saudi Arabia?
SAR 83,835 at the entry and SAR 114,885 at the top of the range. That band covers three different sizes of SUV, including a seven-seater, which is unusual — in most brands the same money buys one model in three levels of trim rather than three genuinely different cars.
Which Soueast models are sold in Saudi Arabia?
Three. The S06 is the compact five-seat SUV, available with a hybrid drivetrain at the top of its range. The S07 is the seven-seater above it, and the S09 is the largest, with a 2.0-litre turbo.
Soueast or a mainstream Korean SUV?
The Soueast is the cheaper car and the better equipped one, with turbocharged engines and large screens as standard where rivals charge extra. An established Korean brand answers with service coverage across the country and a used value the market has already settled on — which is worth real money at trade-in time, and worth weighing against the price gap today.
What does a Soueast cost to run in Saudi Arabia?
Little. These are conventional turbocharged petrol SUVs with automatic gearboxes, so servicing is routine and can be done anywhere competent once the factory cover ends. Sales and after-sales run through the brand's appointed distributor, and it is worth asking what the warranty covers and how parts are supplied before you commit to a car.
Is a used Soueast the better buy?
Only sometimes. New prices here are already low, so the saving on a recent example is smaller than it would be on an expensive car, and a new one carries the full warranty rather than the remainder of it. Compare directly against the used Soueasts listed now before you decide.