BJ30 Travel Edition adds 7-seat at 2025 Chengdu Auto Show
Beijing Off-road BJ30 Travel Edition now offers seven seats
BJ30 Travel Edition adds 7-seat at 2025 Chengdu Auto Show
At the 2025 Chengdu Auto Show, Beijing Off-road BJ30 Travel Edition debuts a seven-seat layout, design intact, hybrid up to 301 kW, pricing to follow.
2025-08-29T09:16:42+03:00
2025-08-29T09:16:42+03:00
2025-08-29T09:16:42+03:00
At the 2025 Chengdu Auto Show, Beijing Off-road unveiled a new iteration of its BJ30 Travel Edition crossover, now offered for the first time with a seven-seat layout. The model, long aimed at outdoor-focused buyers, now looks better suited to family trips as well. It feels like a logical expansion of its brief.On the outside, the newcomer hardly strays from the standard BJ30. The trademark tough look remains, with boxy proportions and a distinctive grille. Newly designed wheels freshen up the stance without disrupting the familiar silhouette. Dimensions are expected to mirror the current version: length 4,730 mm, width 1,910 mm, height 1,790 mm, and a 2,820 mm wheelbase.The major change is inside: the BJ30 is now available in a 7-seat configuration, expanding its usefulness and making it more versatile for families. That addition nudges it from a weekend escape vehicle toward a more convincing everyday hauler.No mechanical updates have been announced so far. The current BJ30 is offered with a 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine paired with a seven-speed automated transmission, as well as a hybrid setup combining the same 1.5T with an electric motor. In the latter configuration, total output reaches a substantial 301 kW.Pricing for the standard BJ30 currently ranges from 99,900 to 136,900 yuan (about 1.22–1.54 million rubles), while prices for the new seven-seat version will be announced a bit later.
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Beijing Off-road BJ30 Travel Edition now offers seven seats
At the 2025 Chengdu Auto Show, Beijing Off-road BJ30 Travel Edition debuts a seven-seat layout, design intact, hybrid up to 301 kW, pricing to follow.
Michael Powers, Editor
At the 2025 Chengdu Auto Show, Beijing Off-road unveiled a new iteration of its BJ30 Travel Edition crossover, now offered for the first time with a seven-seat layout. The model, long aimed at outdoor-focused buyers, now looks better suited to family trips as well. It feels like a logical expansion of its brief.
On the outside, the newcomer hardly strays from the standard BJ30. The trademark tough look remains, with boxy proportions and a distinctive grille. Newly designed wheels freshen up the stance without disrupting the familiar silhouette. Dimensions are expected to mirror the current version: length 4,730 mm, width 1,910 mm, height 1,790 mm, and a 2,820 mm wheelbase.
The major change is inside: the BJ30 is now available in a 7-seat configuration, expanding its usefulness and making it more versatile for families. That addition nudges it from a weekend escape vehicle toward a more convincing everyday hauler.
No mechanical updates have been announced so far. The current BJ30 is offered with a 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine paired with a seven-speed automated transmission, as well as a hybrid setup combining the same 1.5T with an electric motor. In the latter configuration, total output reaches a substantial 301 kW.
Pricing for the standard BJ30 currently ranges from 99,900 to 136,900 yuan (about 1.22–1.54 million rubles), while prices for the new seven-seat version will be announced a bit later.
