BAIC BJ60 2027 in Saudi Arabia: Specs, Trims and Features

If your family is large and you love desert trips and camping, you need a vehicle that combines space with off-road ability, and that is what the 2027 BAIC BJ60 offers. It is built on a separate frame, measures 5,040 mm long on a 2,820 mm wheelbase, and seats seven. This guide covers the specs, the difference between the trims, and what to confirm before you buy.

Available trims and price

Trim	What sets it apart
Elite	Base trim with seven leather seats, 18-inch wheels, a hard roof suited to loading, a 9-speaker audio system, and a rear camera and sensors
Flagship	20-inch wheels, panoramic roof, 12-speaker Infinity audio, advanced driver-assistance systems, 360° cameras and three differential locks
Flagship Black Edition	The Flagship cabin with sporty black exterior accents

Car prices vary by trim and current offers, so we make sure you get the up-to-date price directly. Contact us on WhatsApp or at 9200 31 202 for the current price and available offers.

Technical specifications

Item	Details
Engine	2.0-liter turbo petrol, 4 cylinders
Power	196 kW (about 263 hp)
Torque	400 Nm from the engine, reaching about 450 Nm with the electric assist motor
Hybrid system	48V mild hybrid with a 10 kW, 50 Nm assist motor
Transmission	8-speed automatic
Drive	Part-time four-wheel drive with a 4L low range, so it is not full-time
Top speed	180 km/h
Claimed fuel economy	13.7 km/L
Seats	7
Length	5,040 mm
Width	1,955 mm
Height	1,925 mm
Wheelbase	2,820 mm
Weight	About 2,295 kg
Boot capacity	Up to 1,836 L
Ground clearance	215 mm
Approach / departure angle	30° / 24°
Wading depth	Up to 750 mm
Fuel tank	85 L
Wheels and tyres	18-inch with 265/65 R18 tyres (Elite) • 20-inch with 275/50 R20 tyres (Flagship)
Warranty	6 years or 200,000 km, whichever comes first

The mild-hybrid system assists the engine with an electric boost when needed and does not require charging from an external source. Real-world fuel use varies with load and terrain, especially on rough trails and sand.

Off-road capability

• Separate frame and 4WD: a rigid structure built for varied terrain, with a 4L low range for slopes and difficult sand.

• 215 mm ground clearance: with wading ability up to 750 mm, a 30° approach angle and a 24° departure angle.

• Three differential locks on the Flagship: front, centre and rear, for more traction when a wheel loses grip.

• Multiple driving modes: including sand, mud, rock, snow and water, alongside sport, comfort and eco.

• Slope assistance: hill ascent and descent assist on both trims, and crawl control on the Flagship.

Design, cabin and technology

• Seven leather seats: in a 2+3+2 layout that suits large families and long trips.

• 12.8-inch screen: for entertainment and controls with Apple CarPlay, next to a 10.25-inch digital cluster.

• Audio: 9 speakers on the Elite and a 12-speaker Infinity system on the Flagship.

• Wireless charging: for your phone in the front row, plus 220 V and 12 V outlets on the Elite.

• On the Flagship: panoramic roof, head-up display, heating, ventilation and massage for the first two rows, 256-colour ambient lighting, power-deploying side steps and an illuminated grille.

• On the Elite: dual-zone automatic climate control, a full-size rear-mounted spare tyre and a hard roof suited to carrying luggage.

Safety and driver assistance

Both trims include these core systems:

• ABS, EBD, traction control and electronic stability control.

• Rollover mitigation (RMI) and tyre pressure monitoring.

• Electronic parking brake and Auto Hold.

• Hill ascent and descent assist.

The Flagship adds advanced driver-assistance systems:

• Adaptive cruise control and autonomous emergency braking (AEB).

• Forward collision warning, lane departure warning and lane keeping assist (LKA).

• Blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert.

• Front and rear parking sensors, 360° cameras and automatic parking assist (APA).

The Elite has four airbags (front and front side), and the Flagship adds curtain airbags for a total of six.

Elite vs Flagship

Item	Elite	Flagship
Engine and hybrid system	Same	Same
Wheels	18-inch	20-inch
Roof	Hard	Panoramic
Speakers	9 speakers	Infinity — 12 speakers
Airbags	4	6
Cameras and parking	Rear camera and sensors	360° cameras, front and rear sensors
Advanced driver assistance	—	Yes
Differential locks	—	Three (front, centre, rear)
Head-up display	—	Yes
Heated, ventilated, massage seats	—	First and second rows

A dash (—) means the feature is not listed for the trim in the sources we reviewed.

BJ60 or BJ40 Pro?

Both are separate-frame four-wheel-drive SUVs, but they answer different needs:

Item	BJ60 2027	BJ40 Pro Hunter 2027
Length	5,040 mm	4,790 mm
Width	1,955 mm	1,940 mm
Wheelbase	2,820 mm	2,760 mm
Ground clearance	215 mm	220 mm or more
Wading depth	750 mm	750 mm

The BJ60 suits you if you need seven seats and a roomier cabin, and the BJ40 Pro suits you if a smaller size and agility on tricky terrain matter more. For daily city use, the BJ40 Pro’s smaller footprint makes parking and manoeuvring easier, while for heavy camping trips with a full family and luggage the BJ60 gives you more room, with seven seats and a boot of up to 1,836 L.

Strengths and what to check

What stands out

• Seven seats, a separate frame and four-wheel drive with a low range.

• 2.0 turbo with about 263 hp, 48V mild-hybrid support and a 6-year or 200,000 km warranty.

• Three differential locks and sand, mud and rock modes on the Flagship.

• A cabin with a 12.8-inch screen and a multi-speaker audio system.

What to confirm before buying

• The large size (5,040 mm long) calls for a parking test, which the Flagship’s 360° cameras make easier.

• Advanced driver assistance is listed on the Flagship, so confirm the Elite’s details with the distributor.

• The four-wheel drive is part-time rather than full-time, so you engage it when you need it off-road.

• Warranty terms (6 years or 200,000 km), the service schedule and exclusions.

• Real-world fuel use, since the claimed 13.7 km/L varies a lot with load and terrain.

Is the 2027 BAIC BJ60 worth buying?

The BJ60 suits you if you want a large seven-seat four-wheel-drive SUV for family and desert trips. Choose the Elite if the core equipment and the space are enough. Choose the Flagship if you want advanced driver assistance, the three differential locks and the panoramic roof. If you prefer a smaller size, look at the BJ40 or BJ40 Pro before deciding. Its claimed fuel economy is 13.7 km/L and it carries a 6-year or 200,000 km warranty. Either way, test-drive it yourself before you buy, and we will gladly arrange a test drive for you.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the 2027 BAIC BJ60 in Saudi Arabia?

Prices vary by trim and current offers. Contact us on WhatsApp or at 9200 31 202 for the current price.

What engine does the 2027 BAIC BJ60 have?

A 2.0-liter turbo petrol engine producing 196 kW (about 263 hp), with a 48V mild-hybrid system and an 8-speed automatic.

What does 48V mild hybrid mean?

It adds a 10 kW, 50 Nm electric assist motor that supports the engine when needed. The car does not need charging from an external source.

How many seats does the 2027 BAIC BJ60 have?

Seven seats in a 2+3+2 layout.

What is the difference between the Elite and the Flagship?

They share the engine and hybrid system. The Flagship adds 20-inch wheels, a panoramic roof, a 12-speaker Infinity system, 360° cameras, advanced driver assistance, three differential locks and a head-up display.

Is the BAIC BJ60 four-wheel drive?

Yes, with part-time four-wheel drive and a 4L low range, on a separate frame suited to rough terrain.

What is the ground clearance of the BJ60?

215 mm, with wading ability up to 750 mm.

What is the difference between the BJ60 and the BJ40 Pro?

The BJ60 is larger (5,040 mm long on a 2,820 mm wheelbase) and seats seven, while the BJ40 Pro is 4,790 mm long on a 2,760 mm wheelbase.

What warranty does the BAIC BJ60 have in Saudi Arabia?

6 years or 200,000 km, whichever comes first. Contact us for the full terms and the service schedule.

What is the fuel consumption of the 2027 BAIC BJ60?

The claimed figure is 13.7 km/L, with an 85-litre tank. Real consumption varies with load, road and driving style, and rises on rough trails and sand.

What is the torque of the BAIC BJ60?

The engine produces 400 Nm and the electric assist motor adds 50 Nm, and some sources quote a combined figure of about 450 Nm.

Is the BAIC BJ60 good for desert camping trips?

Yes. It is a separate-frame SUV with four-wheel drive and a low range, 215 mm of ground clearance and seven seats, and the Flagship adds three differential locks and sand, mud and rock modes. For heavy camping trips we suggest the Flagship.