Hi Guest
Hongqi is FAW's luxury marque, the brand behind China's state limousines, and it has been on sale in the UAE for long enough that the range is now properly filled out — five saloons and four SUVs, from a compact family car to a seven-seat electric flagship.
Set any new Hongqi against the used Hongqis listed now — the early depreciation on a young brand works in a second buyer's favour.
How much does a new Hongqi cost in the UAE?
The 2026 range starts at AED 81,900 and reaches AED 415,900, which is an unusually wide span for nine models. What it reflects is that Hongqi covers two different jobs: mainstream family cars priced against volume Chinese brands, and executive machinery priced well under the German saloons it is styled to challenge.
Which Hongqi models are sold in the UAE?
Saloons outnumber SUVs. The H5 is the compact entry point, with the H6, H7 and the executive H9 above it, plus the coupe-styled Ousado. On the SUV side the HS3 is the small one, the HS5 the mid-size family choice, the HS7 the seven-seater, and the E-HS9 the electric flagship.
Which Hongqi is the one to buy?
For most households the HS5 — mid-size, well equipped, and the model with the deepest second-hand market behind it, which matters on a brand this young. The H5 is the value pick if a saloon suits you, the HS7 the answer when seven seats are non-negotiable, and the H9 the one to have if you want the brand at full strength.
What should you check before buying a Hongqi?
The paperwork more than the car. Establish the warranty term and exactly which powertrain parts it covers, ask whether it transfers to a second owner, and find out where your nearest approved workshop is in practice. On a marque still building its network, those three answers do more for what the car is worth in three years than the specification does.
