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Engine Capacity Rating
72 kWh
Fuel Type Category
Electric
Engine Power Output
201 BHP
transmission
options.
Number Of Seats
5 seater
72 kWh Luxury
AED 180,000
Engine Assembly
72 kWh
Fuel Type Category
Electric
Engine Power Output
201 BHP
transmission
options.
Number Of Seats
5 seater
Engine Torque Output
320 Nm
Engine Capacity Rating
72 kWh
Acceleration Performance
9.6 sec
Drivetrain Type
Front Wheel Drive
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The Skywell ET5 is a five-seat electric SUV, 4,698 mm long with a 72 kWh battery, a 467-litre boot and 201 BHP driving the front wheels. It is sold in a single specification.
How much does the Skywell ET5 cost in the UAE?
AED 180,000, and that is the whole conversation — one version, the 72 kWh Luxury, with no trim walk and no options list. For a family electric SUV of this size that is a genuinely competitive number, and it is also the reason most buyers end up looking at the car in the first place.
What does the single ET5 specification include?
A full-size five-seat cabin, a battery large enough for a week of ordinary driving between charges, and a boot that beats several better-known rivals. The car is deliberately conventional — front-wheel drive, modest power, unhurried performance — which suits how a family SUV is actually used far better than a four-second sprint would.
Skywell ET5 or BYD Atto 3?
The Skywell gives you a bigger car and a bigger boot for the money. The BYD Atto 3 comes from a brand with far more cars on the road here, which means easier servicing and a used value people already trust. The Tesla Model Y costs more but is the easiest of the three to charge on a long journey and to sell afterwards.
What does a Skywell ET5 cost to run in the UAE?
Very little. Charging at home overnight is the cheapest fuel available and covers most weeks outright, and the public network around the main cities is dependable enough for longer trips. There is no oil, no filters and no gearbox service to book. After-sales is handled by the appointed distributor, so ask what the battery cover promises.
Does the Skywell ET5 hold its value, and what should you watch for as it ages?
Weaker than the class: about 46% after five years, against the roughly 52% Chinese brands manage here. Electric cars from small makers carry the sharpest early depreciation, because a used buyer takes on both an unfamiliar name and a battery they cannot see. That is an argument for buying used rather than new on this model, and for insisting the remaining battery warranty transfers with the car.
What should you check on a used Skywell ET5?
Battery state of health above everything else, since it sets the value of any used electric car. Then check the software behaves, the charging port latches properly and the interior plastics and seals have coped with a few summers here. On a badge with few cars in circulation, a full inspection report on the individual car is worth more than usual.
Judge it on the boot and the price rather than the badge, and the case makes itself.