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Kaiyi is a Chinese passenger car brand operating under Chery Automobile — positioned in Saudi Arabia as a value-driven alternative to mainstream Japanese and Korean rivals, with a lineup spanning compact SUVs and sedans priced from SAR 61,500 to SAR 93,500. The brand targets buyers who want modern styling, turbocharged engines, and generous standard equipment without paying a premium badge surcharge.
Kaiyi currently offers three models in Saudi Arabia. The X3 Pro is the entry point — a compact crossover with a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated or turbocharged petrol engine, available in Luxury and Flagship trims. The E5 is a mid-size turbocharged sedan sitting between the two SUVs in price, offered in Luxury and Flagship specifications. The X7 is the flagship — a larger SUV with engine options ranging from a 1.6T to a 2.0T, spanning five trim levels from the basic Version 1 to the fully loaded Version 5 at SAR 93,500.
The Kaiyi lineup runs from SAR 61,500 to SAR 93,500 and covers the most popular body types in the Saudi market. For compact SUV buyers, the X3 Pro competes directly on price with entry Korean crossovers while offering more standard features per riyal. The E5 sedan makes the case for buyers who prefer a lower roofline and better fuel economy over SUV-style ride height. The X7 stands out as the most feature-rich option in the range, with the top 2.0T Version 5 trim bringing the kind of specification — panoramic roof, larger infotainment, and driver assistance features — typically found in higher-priced rivals. Kaiyi's Chery parentage provides a parts and service infrastructure that newer standalone Chinese brands cannot match, which matters for long-term ownership confidence in the Kingdom.
