BAIC Xinghan 5X Officially Announced: Starting at RMB 139,900 with Huawei Qiankun Intelligent Driving

BAIC has introduced a new SUV, the BAIC Xinghan 5X, combining rugged off-road styling with Huawei Qiankun ADS 5 Pro advanced driving assistance technology. The model is designed to balance everyday driving comfort with practical off-road capability.

The vehicle offers both pure electric and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions, giving customers more choices for different driving needs.

1. Price and Model Lineup

The BAIC Xinghan 5X is available in seven configurations.

Pure Electric Versions

Plug-in Hybrid Versions

Prices and specifications above are based on the supplied article and should be confirmed with the manufacturer before publication or purchase.

2. Exterior Dimensions

The BAIC Xinghan 5X has a relatively large body, giving it a strong SUV presence and a spacious cabin.

• Length: 4,865 mm

• Width: 2,000 mm

• Height: 1,910 mm

• Wheelbase: 2,875 mm

Its boxy proportions and high body design emphasize its rugged character, making it suitable for drivers who want an SUV with both urban practicality and light off-road capability.

3. Intelligent Driving and Interior Technology

Selected versions are equipped with Huawei Qiankun ADS 5 Pro, an advanced driving assistance system.

The intelligent driving versions feature an in-cabin solid-state LiDAR system and a total of 27 sensors, according to the supplied report. Their infotainment systems are upgraded to dual 15.6-inch displays powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295P chip.

The standard pure electric version instead uses a 15.6-inch central screen and an 8.8-inch instrument display, together with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 chip. It does not include Huawei Qiankun ADS 5 Pro.

The higher Comfort Version adds features such as leather seats, an in-car refrigerator, rear-seat massage, and a 23-speaker audio system.

4. Powertrain and Off-Road Capability

The pure electric versions offer a claimed CLTC driving range of 625 km.

For the plug-in hybrid lineup, the 310 km 2WD versions use a front-mounted electric motor producing 200 kW and a front-wheel-drive layout.

The 285 km 4WD versions feature two electric motors, one at the front and one at the rear. Their combined output is 400 kW, with a claimed 0–100 km/h acceleration time of 4.3 seconds.

The four-wheel-drive versions also offer an energy middle lock, a rear axle electronically or mechanically engaged differential-lock arrangement as described in the supplied report, and 14 light off-road equipment functions. Buyers should confirm the exact technical specifications with BAIC.

5. Which Version Should Buyers Choose?

• Best value: The 310 km 2WD plug-in hybrid version is suitable for buyers who prioritize price and everyday driving.

• Light off-road use: The 285 km 4WD version offers additional traction and greater performance.

• Urban driving with advanced assistance: The 310 km 2WD Qiankun Intelligent Driving Version combines front-wheel drive with Huawei's advanced driving assistance system.

• Maximum equipment and capability: The 285 km 4WD Qiankun Intelligent Driving Version combines four-wheel drive, high power output, and the upgraded intelligent driving system.

  

Conclusion

The BAIC Xinghan 5X combines electrified powertrains, advanced driving assistance, a spacious SUV body, and light off-road capability. Its range of pure electric and plug-in hybrid configurations allows buyers to select a version that matches their budget and driving requirements.

For international automotive businesses, the model may also be worth monitoring as part of the expanding Chinese SUV and new-energy vehicle market. Export availability, overseas model names, and local specifications should be verified with BAIC or an authorized exporter.