BAIC is bringing its largest SUV, the Beijing 7 model, to Poland in 2024. It, too, features rich equipment compared to its price, which is PLN 162,900 with us. But overall, does this Chinese car offer the kind of quality that makes it worthwhile? My video test answers this question. For the drive I got the car in the only configuration provided in Poland, the Luxury variety. True to its name, it offers a solid level of equipment. Under the hood here is a 1.5 177 hp gasoline engine, mated to a 7DCT dual-clutch transmission. My review shows what kind of dynamics the gasoline offers, including 0-100 km/h acceleration. I also tell you what the BAIC Beijing 7's fuel consumption is in the city and on the road, as well as the overall impression of its powertrain. I also check the build quality, the handling or the spaciousness of the cabin - the rear bench seat and the trunk. The BAIC Beijing 7 is an interesting Chinese SUV, which may be of interest to more than one person looking for a cheaper car of this type. My video test tries to answer the question of whether the Beijing 7 is worth checking out and what advantages and disadvantages it has.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:30 At night, LED lights
02:52 Interior, build quality
05:44 Equipment
06:47 Engine, transmission, combustion
10:33 Financing
11:05 Handling
13:58 Driving impressions
15:16 Rear bench seat, trunk
16:24 Summary
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