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There are six Ford models listed on our site: the Taurus sedan, the Territory, Everest and Explorer SUVs, and the Ranger and F150 pickups. This guide explains how they differ in size, engine, seats and drive system, which kind of buyer in Saudi Arabia each model suits, and how to compare trims before you decide, and you can browse every listed car of the brand on the Ford cars page. Ford is a car brand of American origin.

Ford Models on Our Site: A Quick Comparison Table

The table below summarises the main specs of one listed trim of each model. These specs belong to the trim named in the table and vary by trim and model year, so check the car page for the exact specs of the trim you are interested in. A dash means the value is not stated in the trim data.

All the listed trims have an automatic transmission. Their stated fuel economy is: Taurus 15.5 km/L, Territory 15.6 km/L, Everest 14.2 km/L, Explorer 12.7 km/L, Ranger 14.6 km/L and F150 9.7 km/L.

Ford Taurus: A Sedan for the City and Daily Driving

The Ford Taurus (TAURUS) is the only sedan among the Ford models on our site and is listed for 2025 and 2026. The trim in the table, Ambiente New Shape 2026, has a 2 L four-cylinder petrol engine with 239 HP, an automatic transmission, front-wheel drive, five seats, 18 inch wheels and a stated 15.5 km/L. Its equipment includes forward collision warning, blind-spot information, a smart entry system, fabric seats and single-zone automatic air conditioning.

The Taurus suits buyers who want a five-seat sedan for daily driving in the city and for a small family. For 2026 the site lists, alongside the usual trims, New Shape trims with the same names: Ambiente, Trend and Titanium, so confirm which shape you want before comparing, as specs and equipment differ from one trim to another.

Ford Territory: A Five-Seat SUV for Families and the City

The Ford Territory is a five-seat SUV listed for 2025 and 2026. The Titanium 2026 trim named here has a 1.8 L four-cylinder engine with 190 HP and 320 Nm, an automatic transmission, front-wheel drive, 19 inch wheels and a stated 15.6 km/L.

This trim’s equipment includes a panoramic roof, ventilated front seats, leather seats, a powered tailgate, remote start and a wireless charger, as well as forward collision warning, blind-spot information and smart entry. The Territory suits a small family and buyers who spend most of their time in the city and want a higher seating position than a sedan, and the ventilated seats help in the hot summer months.

Everest and Explorer: Seven Seats for Large Families and Travel

The Ford Everest is a seven-seat SUV listed for 2025 in XLS, XLS Diesel, XLT and Limited trims. The XLS Diesel trim has a 2 L four-cylinder diesel engine with 168 HP and 405 Nm, an automatic transmission, four-wheel drive, 18 inch wheels and a stated 14.2 km/L, and its equipment includes a rear camera, an electric parking brake and fabric seats.

The Ford Explorer is a seven-seat SUV listed for 2025 in Active 4WD and Active Comfort 4WD trims. The latter has a 2.3 L petrol engine with 300 HP and 420 Nm, an automatic transmission, permanent four-wheel drive, 20 inch wheels and a stated 12.7 km/L, with a panoramic roof, adaptive cruise control, heated front seats, blind-spot information and smart entry.

Both models suit large families and long trips between cities, since both have seven seats and four-wheel drive in the trims named here. The clearest difference between them in these trims is fuel type and power: the Everest has a diesel engine, while the Explorer has a more powerful petrol engine with more comfort equipment.

Ranger and F150: Pickups for Work and Rough Roads

The Ford Ranger is a pickup listed for 2024 in the Wildtrak trim, with a 2 L four-cylinder twin-turbo diesel engine, 207 HP, 500 Nm, an automatic transmission, four-wheel drive, five seats, 18 inch wheels and a stated 14.6 km/L, plus adaptive cruise control, smart entry and dual-zone automatic air conditioning. It suits buyers who need a cargo bed and a cabin for five people for work and desert trips.

The listed Ford F150 is a 2023 model in the Reg Cab 4x4 XLT 5.0L V8 Mod to Raptor R trim, meaning a single-cab pickup modified in Raptor style, as the trim name indicates. It has a 5 L supercharged V8 petrol engine, 700 HP, an automatic transmission, four-wheel drive, three seats, 17 inch wheels and a stated 9.7 km/L, and its drive modes include normal, sand, snow, mud and sport. It suits sand and off-road enthusiasts who want high power and do not need rear seats.

How to Compare Ford Model Trims Before Buying?

The model name alone is not enough, as trims differ in engine, fuel type, equipment and wheel size. These are the trims of each model as listed on the site:

• Taurus: Ambiente, Trend and Titanium for 2025 and 2026, plus New Shape trims for 2026: Ambiente, Trend and Titanium.
• Territory: Ambiente, Trend and Titanium for 2025 and 2026, and Titanium Dark Edition for 2025.
• Everest: XLS, XLS Diesel, XLT and Limited for 2025.
• Explorer: Active 4WD and Active Comfort 4WD for 2025.
• Ranger: Wildtrak for 2024.
• F150: the Reg Cab 4x4 XLT 5.0L V8 Mod to Raptor R trim for 2023.

1. Define your use first: number of passengers, city driving or travel, and whether you need four-wheel drive or a cargo bed.
2. Fix the model year and then compare trims within it; the Taurus 2026, for example, is listed in the usual shape and the New Shape.
3. On each car page, compare fuel type, power, torque, drive system, number of seats and wheel size.
4. Review safety and driver-assistance systems such as forward collision warning, blind-spot information and adaptive cruise control, and do not assume they come with every trim.
5. Pay attention to comfort features that matter in the heat: ventilated seats, the type of air conditioning and seat material.

For the inspection, signing and handover steps after choosing a trim, see the new car buying guide with steps before signing and handover.

How Do You Find the Price of the Ford Territory, Taurus and Other Models?

This guide does not give price figures because they differ by trim and year and change over time. The current price of each trim is shown on its own car page, and you can find current deals on the current car offers page. If you are considering buying in instalments, use the car finance calculator to estimate the instalment for the trim you chose.

The listed Ford models can be viewed at the Saleh Cars branches, and you can find their addresses on the contact and branch locations page or via the unified number 920022122.

Frequently Asked Questions About Ford Models

What is the price of the Ford Territory 2026?

The price differs between the Ambiente, Trend and Titanium trims; the current price of each trim is shown on its car page, and current deals are on the offers page.

What are the Ford Territory 2026 trims?

The site lists the Territory 2026 in Ambiente, Trend and Titanium trims, and a Titanium Dark Edition trim is listed for 2025. The Titanium 2026 trim named here has a panoramic roof, ventilated front seats and a powered tailgate.

What is the difference between the Ford Taurus 2025 and 2026?

The site lists the Taurus 2025 in Ambiente, Trend and Titanium trims, and for 2026 it adds New Shape trims with the same names. Compare the two trim pages to see the differences in specs and equipment.

What is the difference between the Ford Everest XLS and XLS Diesel?

Both trims are listed for 2025. The XLS Diesel trim runs on a 2 L diesel engine with 168 HP and 405 Nm, while the XLS specs should be checked on its own page because the engine varies by trim.

Which Ford models have seven seats?

In the trims named in this guide, the Everest and Explorer have seven seats, while the Taurus, Territory and Ranger have five seats, and the listed F150 has three seats.

Conclusion

The Ford models on our site cover different needs: the Taurus for the city and daily driving, the Territory for a small family, the Everest and Explorer for large families and travel, and the Ranger and F150 for work and rough roads. Define your use, compare the trims and their specs on the car pages, and follow everything listed for the brand on the Ford cars page.

The Hyundai models 2026 listed on our site are twelve models, starting with economical sedans, moving through crossovers and compact SUVs, and reaching seven-seat SUVs and MPVs and the nine-seat Staria van. This guide compares their engines, power, seats and drive type, and explains which suits each kind of buyer; you can browse every trim on the Hyundai cars page. Hyundai is a South Korean car brand.

Hyundai Models 2026 Table on Our Site

The table summarises the specs of one representative trim of each model as shown on its page on our site. These specs belong to that trim and vary by trim and model year, so check the car page of the trim you want before deciding.

Most models are listed in 2025 and 2026 versions, while the Azera and Stargazer appear as 2025, the Venue as 2024 and 2025, the Kona from 2024 to 2026, and the SANTAFE as 2024.

Hyundai Sedans for Daily Driving and Highways

The Hyundai Accent is a small sedan for everyday use. The GL Fleet 2026 trim has a 1.5 L engine with 115 HP and an automatic transmission, with fuel economy of 18.1 km/L and 15 inch wheels. Its trims on the site are GL Smart, GL Comfort and GL Fleet.

The Hyundai Elantra is a compact sedan. The Smart 1.5L 2026 trim has 113 HP, 144 Nm of torque and a CVT, with fuel economy of 18.1 km/L, rear air conditioning and a rear camera. It is also listed with a 2.0 L engine in Smart and Smart Plus trims.

The Hyundai Sonata is a midsize sedan for buyers who want more space and power. The Smart 2026 trim has a 2.5 L engine with 194 HP, fuel economy of 15.1 km/L and 18 inch wheels, plus a panoramic roof and smart entry. Its trims are Smart, Comfort and Fleet, including black colour options.

The Hyundai Azera is a large sedan suited to drivers who cover long highway distances. The Calligraphy 2025 trim has a 3.5 L V6 with 300 HP and 366 Nm of torque, normal and sport drive modes, ventilated and heated seats, navigation, surround cameras and a head-up display. Its trims are Classic, Premium, Exclusive and Calligraphy.

Crossovers and Compact SUVs for the City and Small Families

The Hyundai Venue is a small crossover suited to city traffic. The GL Smart 2025 trim has a 1.0 L turbo three-cylinder engine with 120 HP, 16 inch wheels and rear air conditioning. For details, read about Hyundai Venue 2025 features for daily driving.

The Hyundai Kona is a compact crossover. The GL Smart 2026 trim has a 2.0 L engine with 149 HP and a CVT, with fuel economy of 16.6 km/L and 18 inch wheels. Its listed trims include GL Smart Hybrid 2024 and Premium LTD.

The Hyundai Creta is a five-seat compact SUV. The Comfort 2026 trim has a 1.5 L engine with 115 HP and a CVT, with fuel economy of 17.8 km/L, a panoramic roof and a cooled storage box. Its trims are Smart, Comfort and GL Alpha Edition.

The Hyundai Tucson is a five-seat family SUV. The Comfort 2.0L 2026 trim has 156 HP, fuel economy of 13.5 km/L and 19 inch wheels, with a panoramic roof and ventilated seats. The list also includes a GL Smart HTRAC trim, so if you need four-wheel drive, confirm the drive type on that trim page.

Hyundai for Large Families: 7 Seats or More

The Hyundai Creta Grand is a seven-seat SUV. The GLS Comfort 2026 trim has a 2.0 L engine with 159 HP and fuel economy of 14.7 km/L, plus a panoramic roof and rear side sunshades. It is also listed in a Smart 2.0L trim.

The Hyundai Stargazer is a seven-seat family MPV. The Smart 2025 trim has a 1.5 L engine with 115 HP and fuel economy of 17.8 km/L, with second-row air vents and a wireless charger. Its trims are BASE and Smart.

The Hyundai SANTAFE (Santa Fe) is a seven-seat SUV. The Black GLS Calligraphy 2024 trim has a 2.5 L turbo engine with 290 HP, full-time four-wheel drive, normal and sport drive modes, 21 inch wheels, ventilated and heated Nappa leather seats and surround cameras. Full-time four-wheel drive helps on long trips and unpaved roads. Its trims are GL - BSE, GL Smart, GL Smart Turbo and Black GLS Calligraphy.

The Hyundai Staria is a nine-seat van for large families and group trips. The Gasoline 2026 trim has a 3.5 L six-cylinder engine with 272 HP and fuel economy of 10.8 km/L, and it also appears in a Diesel 2025 trim.

How to Compare Hyundai Trims Before Buying?

• Decide on passenger numbers first: 5 seats in the sedans and crossovers, 7 in the Creta Grand, Stargazer and SANTAFE, and 9 in the Staria.
• Understand trim names: most models repeat the names Fleet, Smart and Comfort, while the Azera uses Classic, Premium, Exclusive and Calligraphy. Do not judge by the name alone; compare the equipment list on each trim page.
• Compare engines within the same model: the Elantra is listed with 1.5 L and 2.0 L engines, and the Tucson with 1.6 L and 2.0 L engines.
• Check the drive type, camera, panoramic roof and ventilated seats, because they differ from one trim to another.
• Note the model year, since some models are listed in 2024 or 2025 versions alongside 2026.

For the general steps before signing and delivery, see the step-by-step new car buying guide.

Hyundai 2026 Prices, Offers and Finance

This guide does not list prices because they change by trim and over time; the current price of each trim is shown on its car page, and you can find current offers on the current car offers page. To estimate instalments before visiting the showroom, use the car finance calculator.

The listed models can be viewed at Saleh Cars Group branches, and you can find addresses and contact options on the contact and branches page or via the unified number 920022122.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hyundai Models

Which Hyundai models 2026 are listed on your site?

Accent, Elantra, Sonata and Azera; Venue, Kona, Creta and Tucson; and Creta Grand, Stargazer, SANTAFE and Staria, in versions from 2024 to 2026 depending on the model.

What is the price of the Hyundai Creta 2026?

The price varies by trim, so check the page of the trim you want for its current price, the offers page for current offers, and the finance calculator to estimate instalments.

What is the difference between the Hyundai Creta and Creta Grand?

The Creta has five seats, and its Comfort 2026 trim has a 1.5 L engine with 115 HP. The Creta Grand has seven seats, and its GLS Comfort 2026 trim has a 2.0 L engine with 159 HP.

What are the Hyundai Kona 2026 specs?

The GL Smart 2026 trim has a 2.0 L engine with 149 HP, a CVT, fuel economy of 16.6 km/L and 18 inch wheels. Specs differ between trims, so check each trim page.

Which Hyundai model suits a large family?

The Staria seats nine for the most passengers, followed by the SANTAFE, Creta Grand and Stargazer with seven seats. Among them, the SANTAFE is the only one with full-time four-wheel drive in the listed trim.

Conclusion

For daily driving start with the Accent and Elantra, and for more space and power the Sonata and Azera. For the city with a higher seating position there are the Venue, Kona, Creta and Tucson, and for large families the Creta Grand, Stargazer, SANTAFE and Staria. Compare trims on the car pages, and browse the full list of Hyundai cars.

An offer of instalments at the cash price basically means that the total you pay for the car in instalments equals its price if you paid the full amount at once, so the finance cost is not added to the car’s price because the seller or the offer absorbs it. But the advertising phrase instalments at the cash price is not enough on its own; there may still be administration fees, comprehensive insurance required throughout the contract, a final payment, or add-ons bundled into the offer. So ask for the cash price and the total amount payable in writing, compare the two, and read the repayment schedule, the offer’s terms and its validity before you sign.

What Do Instalments at the Cash Price Mean?

The idea is that you buy the car in instalments without its price rising above the cash price. In ordinary financing, the buyer pays the finance cost on top of the car’s price, which is what the finance company charges for spreading the amount over the contract term. In this type of offer, it is announced that this cost does not fall on the buyer, so the down payment, the instalments and any other payments together remain equal to the cash price.

Searches use several similar phrases, such as cash price instalment cars, a car on instalments at the cash price and two payments at the cash price, and the general meaning is the same: the contract price equals the full-payment price. For the general comparison between cash and instalments, with the pros and cons of each option and how to calculate the total cost, see the comparison of buying a car with financing or cash, while this article focuses specifically on instalments at the cash price and how to verify them.

How Do Cash Price Instalment Offers Usually Work?

The details of each offer differ, but the general picture is often similar: the seller agrees with a finance company to absorb all or part of the finance cost, so it appears to the buyer that what they pay does not exceed the cash price. The financing itself is provided by the finance company according to its terms and is subject to its credit approval, so the existence of an offer does not mean your application is automatically accepted.

• The offer may be limited to specific cars or trims, or to a certain quantity.
• It may be tied to a specific instalment term or a specific down payment, so if you change the term or the down payment the calculation changes and your application may fall outside the offer.
• It may be for a limited time, so it can expire or its terms can change while an old advertisement stays the same.
• It may not combine with discounts given to cash buyers, so the cash price stated in the offer may be higher than what you could get by paying the full amount.

In some cases the offer is at the cash price in name only, because the cost moves to other items such as fees or add-ons. That is why what counts is the total amount written in the contract, not the headline of the advertisement. At Saleh Cars Group, financing solutions are offered through approved banks and finance companies, and the financing is provided by the finance company, not the group; you can review the frequently asked questions about buying and financing to learn about payment methods and general financing conditions.

What Other Costs May Remain Even If the Offer Is at the Cash Price?

Even if no finance cost is added to the car’s price, other items may still apply, varying by offer and by the finance company’s terms. The table summarises the main ones and what to ask before signing:

The contract may also include items other than these. Ask for every item in writing, and check the contract and the finance company’s official disclosures, because these details differ from one contract to another; anything you do not understand, ask the finance company directly.

How Can You Verify That an Offer Is Really at the Cash Price?

1. Ask for the cash price of exactly the same car, with the same trim, specifications and colour, in writing in an official quotation.
2. Ask for the total amount payable under the instalment plan in writing: the down payment, the sum of the instalments, any final payment and all fees.
3. Compare the two figures: if the total amount is higher than the cash price, the difference is what you are actually paying for the instalments, whatever the offer is called.
4. Ask for the full repayment schedule, and make sure the number of instalments, their amounts and their due dates match what you were told verbally.
5. Read the offer’s terms: the cars included, the permitted instalment term, the required down payment and the offer’s expiry date.
6. Before signing, make sure the finance company’s offer and the contract state the same figures as the seller’s quotation.

To get a first estimate of the monthly instalment before visiting the showroom, you can use the car instalments and finance calculator page, bearing in mind that the final figures are set by the finance company according to its terms, and that a first estimate does not replace the official repayment schedule.

What Questions Should You Ask Before Signing?

• Is the cash price in the offer the same price I would pay if I bought in cash today, or does the cash discount not apply to the offer?
• What total amount will I pay up to the last instalment, including all fees and add-ons?
• Who bears the finance cost, and does that change if I change the term or the down payment?
• Is comprehensive insurance required throughout the contract, and who pays for its renewal?
• Is there a final payment in the contract, and what are my options when it is due?
• What are the early settlement terms, and do the offer’s benefits remain if I settle early?
• When does the offer end, and what happens if it ends before the finance company decides on my application?

Write down the answers and ask for them in writing, and never sign a contract with blank fields or terms that were not explained to you. For the other buying steps, from setting a budget to inspecting and receiving the car, see the new car buying guide before you sign and take delivery.

When Does an Instalment Offer at the Cash Price Suit You?

The offer usually suits you when you have already decided on instalments, and the comparison shows that the total amount really equals the cash price, and the car included is the one you need rather than the one the offer pushes. Signs that make it a reasonable option include:

• The monthly instalment is comfortable for your income and does not strain your other commitments.
• The insurance terms, fees and add-ons are clear and acceptable to you.
• You prefer to keep part of your savings rather than paying the car’s full value.

It may not suit you if the car included does not fit your needs, if the down payment or final payment is larger than you can manage, or if an available cash discount makes paying in full better value for you. If what you have does not cover a down payment at all, that is a different question about buying without a down payment, with its own conditions at finance companies. Before you decide, you can browse the current offers on cars and check the terms and validity of each offer.

Frequently Asked Questions About Instalments at the Cash Price

Does instalments at the cash price mean there is no extra cost at all?

Not necessarily. The seller may absorb the finance cost, but administration fees, comprehensive insurance or bundled add-ons may still apply. What counts is the total amount in writing compared with the cash price of the same car.

What does two payments at the cash price mean?

It usually means splitting the car’s price into two payments with no increase over the cash price, according to the seller’s terms. Ask when each payment is due and when the car is delivered and ownership transferred, and get this in writing.

Do cash price instalment offers cover all cars?

Usually not; the offer may be limited to specific cars, trims or quantities and for a limited time. Read the offer’s terms and expiry date before relying on it in your decision.

Is early settlement possible with these offers?

That depends on the finance company’s terms and the contract. Ask the finance company about the early settlement conditions and any fees, and about the effect on the offer’s benefits, and get the answer in writing.

Can a resident buy a car on instalments at the cash price?

Residents can buy with financing, but acceptance of the application and the required documents are set by the finance company according to its terms and credit approval, and each offer’s conditions may differ, so ask the finance company before applying.

Conclusion

Instalments at the cash price mean that the contract price equals the full-payment price, but they do not always mean the absence of any other cost. Ask for the cash price and the total amount in writing and compare them, review the repayment schedule, fees, insurance, final payment, early settlement terms and the offer’s validity, and sign only if the figures are clear and suit your budget.

The JAECOO models 2026 listed on our site are three SUVs, the J5, the J7 SPORT and the J8, and the J5 is listed in both 2026 and 2027 versions. The three differ in size, seating and engine: the J5 and the J7 SPORT are compact five-seaters with a 1.5 L petrol engine, while the J8 is the largest, with seven seats and a 2.0 L turbo engine. This guide explains how they differ, which trims are listed for each model and who each one suits, and you can browse every listed car on the JAECOO cars page. JAECOO is a Chinese car brand. The specifications here are those of the listed trim named with each model and may vary by trim and model year, so check the car page for the exact specifications of the trim you want.

Which JAECOO Models 2026 Are Listed on Our Site?

The table below shows the three models with the specifications of one listed trim per model, named in the second column. The values come from the site’s listings, and a dash means the value is not stated here and needs confirming on the car page.

The table shows that the J5 and the J7 SPORT are close in displacement, power, torque and seating, and the clearest differences between them are the transmission, wheel size, screens and the rest of the equipment. The J8 moves up to a larger size with a stronger engine, more torque and a third row of seats, so it speaks to a different buyer.

Compact SUVs for the City and Small Families: J5 and J7 SPORT

The JAECOO J5 is the compact entry point to the brand’s models. The listed COM 2027 trim has a 1.5 L four-cylinder petrol engine with 147 HP and 210 Nm, a CVT transmission and front-wheel drive, and the listing states fuel economy of 17.9 km/L. Its listed equipment includes a smart entry system, a rear camera, 17-inch wheels, a 9.2-inch instrument screen, an 8-inch central screen, driver and front passenger airbags, and front side airbags.

The site lists the J5 in several trims: COM (Comfort) in 2026 and 2027 versions, Premium and Lux in the 2026 version, plus an entry for the Luxury trim in Blue Gray. The J5 suits drivers who spend most of their time in the city and want a raised five-seater, and who care about the fuel economy figure, keyless smart entry and parking with the help of the rear camera.

If you are searching for the JAECOO J7, the model currently listed on our site is the JAECOO J7 SPORT in the Comfort 2026 trim. It has a 1.5 L four-cylinder turbo petrol engine with 146 HP and 210 Nm, an automatic transmission, front-wheel drive, five seats and 18-inch wheels. Its listing mentions a 10.25 LCD digital instrument cluster, a 13.2 touchscreen, a sound-insulating windscreen, remote air conditioning start from the key, an electronic child safety lock for the doors, four airbags and a rear camera.

The J7 SPORT suits buyers who want a compact size close to the J5 but with larger screens, larger wheels and comfort features such as starting the air conditioning remotely before getting in, a practical feature in the Saudi summer. Families with young children will also value the electronic child lock on the doors.

A Seven-Seat Family SUV for Long Trips: J8

The JAECOO J8 is the largest JAECOO model listed with us, and all of its listed trims are from the 2026 version. The reference LUXURY 2026 trim has a 2.0 L four-cylinder turbo petrol engine with 261 HP and 400 Nm, an automatic transmission, normal and sport drive modes, seven seats, 19-inch wheels and listed fuel economy of 15.2 km/L.

This trim’s listed equipment goes beyond the two compacts: a panoramic sunroof, adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, ventilated and heated seats, a smart entry system, a power tailgate, and a driver display and a central screen listed at 12.3 each, both supporting Arabic. We have not stated the drive type for this trim because it needs confirming, so check it on the car page or ask the branch.

The listed J8 trims are Executive, Premium, Premium in Matte Gray and LUXURY. The J8 suits large families who need a third row of seats and drivers who often travel between cities, since adaptive cruise control helps on highways, the higher torque helps when the car is full of passengers and luggage, and ventilated seats ease the summer heat.

Which JAECOO Model Suits Your Use?

• For the city and daily commuting: the J5, with its compact size, five seats and the fuel economy stated in its listing.
• For larger screens in a compact car: the J7 SPORT, with a 13.2 touchscreen and 18-inch wheels.
• For a large family: the J8, with seven seats and a power tailgate that makes loading luggage easier.
• For long trips between cities: the J8, with adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning and a 2.0 L turbo engine.
• For desert and sandy roads: the reference trims in this guide do not show a four-wheel-drive system, so check the drive system on each trim’s page before deciding.

How Should You Compare JAECOO Trims Before Buying?

The model name alone is not enough, because equipment changes from trim to trim and from year to year. Open the page of each trim you are considering and compare them in the order below, then read the steps for buying a new car before signing and delivery before you complete the deal.

• Model year: the J5 is listed in 2026 and 2027 versions, so compare COM 2026 with COM 2027 on their own pages rather than relying on the name.
• Trim ladder: for the J5 compare COM, Premium and Lux, and for the J8 compare Executive, Premium and LUXURY, focusing on screens, airbags, camera, sunroof, ventilated seats and adaptive cruise control.
• Colour entries: the J8 Premium in Matte Gray and the J5 Luxury in Blue Gray appear as separate entries, so check whether the entry differs in equipment or only in colour.
• Engine, transmission and drive system: confirm them on the trim’s own page, especially the drive system of the J8.
• Viewing: see the trim at the branch, try the seats and screens, and check how easy it is to reach the third row of the J8 if you will use it often.

How Do You Find JAECOO Prices, Offers and Finance Options?

The current price of each trim is shown on the car page itself, so open the page of the trim you want rather than relying on a general price for the model. Follow the current offers page to see the offers on the listed models.

If you are considering instalments, use the car finance calculator to estimate the instalment based on your details before applying. The listed models can be viewed at Saleh Cars branches, and you can find addresses and contact options on the contact and branches page or through the unified number 920022122.

Frequently Asked Questions About JAECOO Models

What is the difference between the JAECOO J5 and the JAECOO J7 SPORT?

Both are compact five-seat SUVs with a 1.5 L engine and 210 Nm in the reference trims. The J5 COM has a CVT and 17-inch wheels, while the J7 SPORT Comfort has a turbo engine, an automatic transmission, 18-inch wheels and larger screens.

How much do the JAECOO J8 and the JAECOO J7 SPORT cost?

The price varies by trim and year; the current price of each trim is on its car page, offers are on the offers page, and you can estimate the instalment with the finance calculator.

Is the 2027 JAECOO J5 listed on the site?

Yes, the COM (Comfort) trim of the J5 is listed in a 2027 version alongside the 2026 trims, and it is the reference trim in the table above.

What colours of the JAECOO J8 are listed?

Among the listed J8 trims is an entry named Premium in Matte Gray; the other colours offered for each trim appear on the car page, or you can ask about them at the branch.

How many seats does the JAECOO J8 have and does it suit families?

The reference LUXURY 2026 trim has seven seats, along with ventilated and heated seats and a power tailgate, which makes it the closest fit for a large family among the listed JAECOO models.

Conclusion

The JAECOO models listed with us split into two compact five-seaters, the J5 for the city and the J7 SPORT for those who want larger screens and wheels, and one seven-seat family SUV, the J8, for large families and travel. Compare trims on the car pages, confirm the price and drive system of each trim, and browse the full list on the JAECOO cars page.

Before buying a Chinese car in Saudi Arabia, check things that do not show in the showroom: the brand’s parent company and who officially represents it in the Kingdom, whether there are service centres and spare parts in your city, the written warranty terms, and whether the car meets the GCC specification suited to heat and dust; then take a test drive and try the technology and the screen interface in Arabic. This guide is a neutral checklist that does not favour one brand over another; it helps you ask the seller the right questions before you sign.

Why Does the Parent Company of a Chinese Brand Matter?

The Saudi market includes many Chinese brands, and some of them belong to a larger group. Knowing the parent company helps you understand who stands behind the car and direct your questions about the dealer and the service network. Examples of these relationships include:

• Jetour, Omoda and Jaecoo: brands that belong to Chery.
• Haval: a brand owned by Great Wall Motor that specialises in SUVs and crossovers.
• Deepal: a company owned by Changan.
• Lynk & Co: a brand within the Geely group.
• Hongqi: a brand owned and operated by FAW Group.

However, two brands belonging to one group do not necessarily share the same dealer or service centres in the Kingdom, so ask about each brand separately. The brands and models available on the market also change over time. If you want to recognise these brands’ badges and names, see the guide to car brand logos and names.

How Do You Verify the Authorised Dealer and After-Sales Service in Your City?

Buy from the brand’s official agent in the Kingdom or from a dealer it has authorised, and ask the seller directly about their status. Ways to verify include checking the list of dealers and service centres on the brand’s official Saudi website if one exists, and making sure the warranty is activated with the agent in your name at delivery.

After-sales service is part of the buying decision, so ask before you sign:

• Where is the nearest authorised service centre to your city? Can it service this model with its powertrain, especially if it is hybrid or electric?
• Are routine maintenance parts such as filters and brake pads available locally? How are parts that are not in stock ordered?
• How are body panels, glass and lights handled after an accident, and does the agent supply them?
• Is there a roadside assistance service, and what are its written terms?

What Should You Read in the Written Warranty Terms?

Do not rely on a verbal promise from the seller; read the warranty booklet and the sales contract, and ask for any extra commitment to be written into the contract or invoice. Pay attention to the following:

• The covered parts, such as the engine, transmission and electrical systems, and whether the high-voltage battery in electric and hybrid cars has a separate warranty with its own terms.
• The warranty period and mileage limit as written in the booklet, and when they start to count.
• The conditions for keeping the warranty valid, such as servicing at authorised centres and following the maintenance schedule in the owner’s manual.
• The exclusions, such as wear parts and unapproved modifications, and whether the warranty transfers to the next owner when you sell.

Is the Car GCC Specification and Suited to Saudi Heat?

Ask which market version the car was built for, and make sure it is the version intended for the Saudi or GCC market. A car built for other markets may differ in cooling, air conditioning and infotainment settings, and may not be covered by the local agent’s warranty.

For extreme heat and dust, many owner’s manuals include a maintenance schedule for severe operating conditions, so ask the service centre whether it applies to your use, particularly for the engine air filter and the cabin filter. Also check the fuel octane rating required in the owner’s manual or on the fuel filler flap, because some engines may require higher-octane fuel than others, and this belongs in your running-cost calculation.

What Should You Test on the Drive, the Technology and the Screen?

Drive the car on roads similar to your daily use, test the air conditioning in the heat of the day, and follow the test drive checklist before buying to assess comfort, noise and visibility. Then focus on the technology and screens, because they vary widely between models and trims:

• Driver assistance systems: confirm that the advertised features are fitted to the trim you are buying, and try how they are activated and how they warn you.
• Screen and instrument cluster: does the interface support Arabic with a clear translation? Do the navigation, voice commands and phone connection work as you expect?
• Software updates: are they delivered over the air or at the service centre? Who provides them in the Kingdom? Does the car’s app need an account or a subscription?
• Ease of use: can you adjust the air conditioning, mirrors and basic settings easily while driving without distraction?

Petrol, Hybrid or Electric: What Should You Consider?

The type of powertrain changes the questions you ask the seller:

• Petrol: check the required octane rating and the maintenance schedule in the owner’s manual.
• Hybrid: ask whether it is a conventional hybrid or a plug-in hybrid charged from an external source, and whether the service centre can maintain the hybrid system.
• Electric: make sure a home charger can be installed where you live and that charging is available on your usual routes, and ask how air conditioning and heat affect the driving range.

For both hybrid and electric cars, read the battery warranty terms in writing, and ask about technicians qualified to work on high-voltage systems in your city.

What Should You Ask About Insurance and Resale Value?

Request insurance quotes for the same model and trim before you sign, because the premium varies with the car and other factors, and compare the cover and exclusions rather than the premium alone.

There is no fixed rule for resale value; follow used-car listings for the same model to form a general idea, and remember that the car’s condition and its service history at an authorised centre affect it. It is also useful to check before buying whether the model is subject to any recall campaign.

Checklist Before Buying a Chinese Car

The table below summarises what to check, why it matters and how to verify it:

Frequently Asked Questions About Buying a Chinese Car

Are Chinese cars suitable for Saudi heat?

It depends on the model, its specification and how it is maintained, not on the country of origin alone. Make sure the car is GCC specification, test the air conditioning in the heat of the day, and follow the maintenance schedule in the owner’s manual.

How can I confirm the seller is an official agent or authorised dealer?

Ask the seller about their status, check the dealer list on the brand’s official Saudi website if one exists, and make sure the warranty is activated with the agent in your name at delivery.

Does the warranty include routine servicing?

Not necessarily; a warranty usually covers manufacturing defects, while free routine servicing depends on the seller’s offer. Rely on what is written in the warranty booklet and the sales contract.

How do I know spare parts are available in my city?

Ask the nearest authorised service centre about routine maintenance parts for the model you want and how parts that are not in stock are ordered, and use the vehicle identification number (VIN) when ordering so the part matches.

Do the Chinese brands available in Saudi Arabia change?

Yes, new brands and models may arrive and the trims on offer may change over time, so check the current situation with the agent instead of relying on old information.

Conclusion

Buying a Chinese car is like buying any new car, but it deserves extra questions: who the parent company and the agent are, where the service centres and spare parts are, what the written warranty says, whether the specification is GCC, and how the technology and screen work in Arabic. You can browse the new cars currently listed at Saleh Cars Group and then apply this checklist to any model you are considering.

If you are looking for Jetour models 2026, this guide brings together the models listed on the Jetour cars page of our site: T2, T1 and G700 for those who head out into the desert and travel often, X70 and X90 PLUS for families, and Dashing and X50 for the city and everyday use, with model years 2025, 2026 and 2027. Jetour is a Chinese car brand. For each model we show its type, engine, power, number of seats and drive system as stated for the listed trim, then explain how to compare trims before buying. Remember that the specifications here belong to the trim mentioned and vary by trim and model year, so check the car page for the exact specifications of the trim you want.

Jetour Models 2026 Listed on Our Site at a Glance

The table below summarises one representative trim for each model as listed on the car pages of our site. The values belong to that trim only and may differ in other trims and model years, and a dash means the value is not stated in the trim data or needs checking on the car page.

All trims represented in the table have an automatic transmission and petrol engines of 1.5, 1.6 and 2 litres, and the listed G700 trim uses a hybrid system. The clearest difference between the models is the drive system and the number of seats: T2, T1 and G700 have four-wheel drive, and the rest have front-wheel drive.

Jetour Models for the Desert and Long Trips

Jetour T2 is an SUV with an off-road character, and its listed Luxury 2027 trim comes with a 2 L turbo petrol engine producing 254 HP and 390 Nm, an automatic transmission, and four-wheel drive with normal, sport, sand, snow and mud driving modes, with fuel economy of 14.8 km/L. Its equipment in the trim data includes roof rails, a metal underbody skid plate, a rear spare wheel cover, a panoramic roof, adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, a 15.6 touchscreen, 20 inch wheels and a 70 L fuel tank. The sand mode together with the underbody plate makes it a sensible choice for those who head out into the desert for camping trips and outings.

Jetour T1 is an SUV with five seats in its listed Luxury 2027 trim, with a 2 L turbo four-cylinder engine producing 251 HP and 390 Nm, four-wheel drive with normal, sport, sand and mud modes, and fuel economy of 14.6 km/L. Its equipment leans towards comfort: ventilated leather seats, electric adjustment for the driver and passenger seats, a 10.56 inch digital instrument cluster, a 15.6 inch central screen, a wireless charger, a surround-view camera system, adaptive cruise control and a lane monitoring system. It suits buyers who want four-wheel drive capability with a comfortable cabin for five.

Jetour G700 is a large off-road SUV with a hybrid system, and its listed FLAGSHIP 2027 trim combines a 2 L turbo petrol engine with the hybrid system for 904 HP and 1135 Nm as stated in the trim data, along with four-wheel drive, six seats, 20 inch wheels, a 100 L fuel tank and fuel economy of 21.1 km/L. Its equipment includes a panoramic roof, ventilated seats, adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, a lane monitoring system and blind-spot information. It suits buyers looking for high power and space for long trips outside the cities.

Seven-Seat Jetour Family Models

Jetour X70 is a seven-seat SUV with front-wheel drive, and its listed Comfort 2026 trim has a 1.5 L turbo four-cylinder engine producing 154 HP and 230 Nm and an automatic transmission, with normal and sport driving modes, 18 inch wheels, a rear camera, smart entry, a 12.3 inch information display, a 10.1 inch central screen and an electric parking brake. It is a practical choice for families who need a third row for daily errands and trips between cities.

Jetour X90 PLUS is a seven-seat family SUV, and its listed LUXURY 1.6L 2025 trim has a 1.6 L turbo engine producing 194 HP and 290 Nm, fuel economy of 15.0 km/L, front-wheel drive with normal and sport modes, and 20 inch wheels. It adds equipment that matters to families on the road: an electric tailgate, second-row air conditioning vents, leather seats with heated front seats and a ventilated driver seat, driver seat position memory, a surround-view camera system and blind-spot information.

If the family also needs four-wheel drive, the G700 with six seats in its listed trim is another option worth comparing. To choose between five and seven seats in general, think about your usual number of passengers, the boot space you need when the third row is in use, and how easy that row is to reach for older passengers and children.

Jetour Models for the City and Everyday Use

Jetour Dashing is a five-seat crossover, and its listed BASE 2027 trim has a 1.5 L four-cylinder petrol engine producing 156 HP and 230 Nm, an automatic transmission and front-wheel drive, fuel economy of 16.8 km/L, 18 inch wheels and a 57 L fuel tank. Its equipment includes a 12.8 inch touchscreen, an 8 inch driver display, a front armrest, a rear camera and smart entry. It suits young drivers or small families who do most of their driving in the city.

Jetour X50 is a compact crossover, and its listed PREMIER 2027 trim has a 1.5 L turbo four-cylinder engine producing 154 HP, front-wheel drive and 18 inch wheels, with fuel economy of 17.5 km/L, the highest figure among the petrol trims represented in this guide. Its equipment includes an electric sunroof, a surround-view camera system, blind-spot information, a wireless phone charger, a 10.25 inch touchscreen, an electric driver seat and leather seats. Its compact size makes parking and moving through city traffic easier.

How Do You Compare Jetour Trims Before Buying?

Each model has more than one trim on our site, and these are the trim names listed for each model:

• T2: Comfort, Luxury, Luxury White with Black Roof, Luxury Plus, and Hybrid for 2026.
• Dashing: BASE, MID, Comfort, Comfort Black Edition, Comfort White Color and Luxury.
• T1: Comfort and Luxury.
• X70: Comfort and Luxury.
• G700: Comfort, Luxury and FLAGSHIP.
• X50: Premium and PREMIER.
• X90 PLUS: LUXURY 1.6L.

When comparing, open the page for each trim and compare the same items: engine size and whether it has a turbo, power and torque, drive system and driving modes, number of seats, wheel size, assistance systems such as adaptive cruise control, collision warning and lane monitoring, camera type and screen sizes, and then pay attention to the model year. A higher trim of the same model usually adds comfort and safety equipment, but the right choice is the one that covers your actual needs rather than the most extras. For general steps before signing and delivery, see the step-by-step new car buying guide.

Jetour 2026 Prices and How to Buy the Right Trim

We do not state prices in this guide because they change with the trim, the model year and current offers; the current price of each trim appears on its own car page, and you can find the running offers on the current car offers page. If you are considering instalments, use the car finance calculator to estimate the instalment from your own inputs before contacting a finance provider.

You can view the listed Jetour models at the Saleh Cars branches, and find the branches and contact options on the contact and branches page or through the unified number 920022122. To see all listed trims in one place, go back to the Jetour cars page.

Frequently Asked Questions About Jetour Models

How much is a Jetour 2026?

The price varies by model, trim and model year, so we do not show figures here. The updated price of each trim is on its car page, current offers are on the offers page, and you can estimate the instalment with the finance calculator.

Is there a Jetour T2 Hybrid 2026?

The T2 trims listed on our site include a trim named Hybrid for 2026. Because its specifications may differ from the Luxury trim shown in the table, check its page or contact the branches for details. The listed G700 trim also uses a hybrid system.

What is the difference between the Jetour T1 and T2?

Both listed Luxury 2027 trims have a 2 L turbo engine, four-wheel drive and 390 Nm of torque; the difference is in power, 251 HP for the T1 against 254 HP for the T2, and in wheels, 19 inch against 20 inch. The T2 adds a snow mode to its driving modes, while the T1 comes with ventilated seats, a surround-view camera system and five seats.

Which Jetour model suits a large family?

Among the listed trims, the X70 and X90 PLUS have seven seats, and the G700 has six seats with four-wheel drive. Choose between them based on your need for four-wheel drive and equipment, and confirm the number of seats on the page of the trim you choose.

Is the Jetour X50 suitable for city driving?

Generally yes: it is a compact crossover with front-wheel drive and a 1.5 L turbo engine, its fuel economy in the listed trim is 17.5 km/L, and it has a surround-view camera system and blind-spot information that help with parking and traffic. For sandy roads, the four-wheel drive models such as the T2 and T1 are the better match.

Conclusion

The Jetour models listed on our site cover three needs: T2, T1 and G700 for the desert and trips with four-wheel drive, X70 and X90 PLUS for families with seven seats, and Dashing and X50 for the city. Decide on your use first, then compare trims on the car pages because specifications vary by trim and model year, and check the price and offers before making a decision.