The X50 is Jetour's compact family SUV in Saudi Arabia, a 1.5-litre alternative to the RAV4 and Sportage crowd at a noticeably lower entry price. What's live right now runs from SAR 67990 to SAR 67990, with every car a 2026.
How much does a used Jetour X50 cost in Saudi Arabia?
Considerably less than the established names it's aimed at. The current range is SAR 67990 to SAR 67990, and with so few on the road yet, condition on the day matters more than any figure this early.
Which used Jetour X50 year should you buy?
There isn't a choice to make yet — every X50 we're aware of locally is a current-generation car on the same 1.5-litre engine, so the decision is about the individual vehicle, not the model year.
How long does a Jetour X50 last?
Nothing to judge on distance yet: the cars we've inspected carry a median of around 16,000 km and no findings worth flagging. That's a fleet still on its first owner and first set of tyres, not a track record.
Jetour X50 or Toyota RAV-4?
A Toyota RAV-4 costs more but comes with a proven name and an electrical or electronics fault rate of just 2% against the 7% expected for the class. A Ford Territory is also dearer and posts a similarly strong 1% against the 3% expected for the class. A Jeep Grand Cherokee costs more again but shows body or panel repair on 40% of cars against the 51% expected for midsize SUVs — a better history than the segment norm. Jetour's own X90 Plus sits above the X50 for buyers who want three rows.
What to look over on a used Jetour X50
- Full warranty documentation transferred to the current seller's name.
- Nearest Jetour-authorised workshop before you commit to a location.
- Panel and paint consistency across the body, an early-production check.
- Delivery mileage versus current odometer for a true usage picture.
It's not the obvious first name on a Saudi shortlist yet, which is exactly why it's worth a proper look at what's listed before you rule it out.