BAIC BJ60 2026 Price in UAE

The BJ60 is the largest and most sophisticated thing BAIC sells in the UAE: a seven-seat, four-wheel-drive station wagon with a 2.0-litre turbo and a 48-volt mild-hybrid system producing 267 HP. It is aimed at the full-size family SUV class from well underneath it.

How much does the BAIC BJ60 cost in the UAE?

Two 2026 cars separated by a substantial sum: AED 169,900 for the Elite and AED 209,900 for the Flagship. Both carry 7 seats, four-wheel drive and the same hybrid-assisted engine, so the whole of that difference is interior specification and comfort equipment.

Which BJ60 trim is the one to buy?

The Elite makes the stronger case, because it already has everything that defines the car — the seats, the drivetrain and the size — and the entry price is the reason to consider a BJ60 in the first place. The Flagship is worth it only if its specific comfort features are ones your family would use on every trip rather than admire once.

BAIC BJ60 or Chevrolet Tahoe?

The BJ60 offers seven seats, four-wheel drive and mild-hybrid assistance for a fraction of what a full-size American SUV costs, and for families who need the space more than the badge that is a serious proposition. The Chevrolet Tahoe is bigger, more powerful and far better supported, with resale values the BJ60 will not approach, and the Haval H9 is the closer rival on price.

What does a BAIC BJ60 cost to run in the UAE?

The mild-hybrid system helps around town but this is still a heavy four-wheel drive, so fuel is a real cost and tyres in this size are not cheap. Before buying, ask how long the 48-volt system and its battery are covered for separately from the engine, and confirm that a workshop equipped to service the hybrid hardware is within a reasonable drive.

How much value does a BJ60 keep?

Roughly half of it after five years — about 50% against 52% for the Chinese brands sold here, and around 66% at three years. A large body-on-frame SUV always costs its later owners more to run, and that shows in the resale curve. Because the model is recent, the useful check is not mileage but use: towing, off-road work, and a service record that matches the schedule are what a report will tell you.

Sit seven people in it before you decide, and drive the smaller BAIC BJ40 if the third row would go unused.