Chevrolet Cruze

Chevrolet is reintroducing the Cruze to Saudi Arabia as part of its Middle East line-up revival. The 2026 model will get a sporty and aerodynamic redesign based on the Chinese Monza, featuring LED headlights, a streamlined profile and sporty alloy wheels that elevate its stance on KSA roads.

Launch

GM Authority confirms the Cruze is being officially rolled out across Middle East markets, including Saudi Arabia, with availability due in late 2025 or early 2026.

Price

The Chevrolet Cruze price in KSA has not been announced yet, but Cruze is expected to enter the compact sedan segment competitively, with LS and LT trims offering different levels of comfort and tech.

Engine & Performance

We expect the Cruze to carry the same 1.5 L petrol engine with front wheel drive and mated to a 6-speed dual-clutch automatic, delivering performance tuned for efficiency and daily reliability (113 hp and 141 Nm torque).

Ride & Handling

The Cruze’s suspension and chassis are optimised for both urban driveability and highway stability, offering a smooth and composed ride suitable for Saudi road conditions from Riyadh to coastal highways.

Interior & Features

Interior features a 10.25-inch dual-display interface, leatherette upholstery on LT trim, rear air vents, sunroof, keyless entry and generous trunk space of 405 litres. Cabin layout supports five passengers comfortably.

Safety & Driver Assistance

It will likely include a safety kit with 2 airbags standard, 4 airbags on LT, cruise control, emergency brake warning, rear camera and rear park assist, designed for safe Saudi traffic conditions.

Rivals

In Saudi Arabia, the Cruze will compete against compact sedan leaders like the Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic, Hyundai Elantra and Nissan Altima, offering a compelling combination of tangible tech and value.