Jetour X50

The Jetour X50 caught my eye with its sharp design and roomy interior. I bought it for family use, and it’s giving us great memories. With a 1.5L turbo engine it produces enough power for city roads and highway driving, and the CVT transmission keeps things smooth. The infotainment system is easy to use, plenty of space for kids and luggage. It has all necessary safety features, though it’s not loaded with the latest tech. It feels reliable and solid, and the price is very reasonable. For anyone wanting a stylish SUV without spending too much, the X50 is a smart pick.

The Jetour X50 caught my eye with its sharp design and roomy interior. I bought it for family use, and it’s giving us great memories. With a 1.5L turbo engine it produces enough power for city roads and highway driving, and the CVT transmission keeps things smooth. The infotainment system is easy to use, plenty of space for kids and luggage. It has all necessary safety features, though it’s not loaded with the latest tech. It feels reliable and solid, and the price is very reasonable. For anyone wanting a stylish SUV without spending too much, the X50 is a smart pick.

The X50 is something refreshing that I come across in recent times, the design defined by sleek, modern aesthetic, bold lines, LED headlights, and a dynamic profile that gives visual treat. Same is with the cabin, which is roomy, gets high-quality materials, super comfy seating, and advanced technology, like a central touchscreen infotainment system compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Safety is the focus too, with essential safety technologies such as ABS, electronic brakeforce distribution, dual front airbags, and optional advanced driver-assist systems like collision detection.

I think the X50 could emerge as a popular compact SUV for customers who want a daily driver, which has performance, good price and also superior comfort. And I guess the X50 has all these ingredients that makes it quite ideal for customers in the Kingdom. I think that is what the Chinese OEMs are looking at, identifying a market that has potential to expand and gain volume against the well established Japanese and Korean rivals. They are doing great with their product strategy, the only thing that needs work is the branding and also reliability. The X50 could be a start for such a trend.

In this segment the Jetour X50, I think it is decently packed with features and specs. The 1.5L naturally aspirated and one turbo charged option, both looking promising good power and performance, at least on paper. Despite being 4.3meter long, the cabin looks spacious to house sizable passengers. What I like is interesting is the number of safety features like blind spot detection, lane change, a 360-degree camera along with regular safety features like ABS, traction control and multiple airbags.

The X50 was launched in the Philippines recently, and likely to come to the Saudi market soon. I liked the design which reflects a very urban style with the stylists' exterior cues and straight lines. This compact SUV also impresses with high quality interiors, spacious cabin with the two 10.24 inch screens at instrument panel and central control, both look quite stunning supposedly by Apple and Android devices. Lastly, the SUV also scores well in comfort and safety, with features like leather seats, good for small families and even an individual.