BAIC BJ40 Plus 2026 Overview
The BAIC BJ40 Plus is a body-on-frame, Wrangler-style SUV sold in Pakistan as a single trim: the Honorable Edition. It is aimed at buyers who want real 4x4 hardware — low range, locking diffs, and 210 mm of clearance — without jumping into imported Jeep money.
The listed 2026 ex-factory price is PKR 11,985,000 (PKR 1.20 crore). Freight, registration, and documentation sit on top of that figure. Delivery is typically around 3 months.
BAIC BJ40 Plus variants
- Honorable Edition — PKR 11,985,000 (ex-factory), 1981 cc turbo petrol, 6-speed automatic, 4x4, delivery about 3 months
There is no petrol-only 2WD or extra luxury pack in the current local list. Everything below describes this one variant.
BAIC BJ40 Plus engine and 4x4
A 2.0-litre turbocharged inline-four (1981 cc) makes 215 HP and 320 Nm. Power goes to all four wheels through a 6-speed automatic with a low-range transfer case. Drive modes are 2H, 4H, and 4L, so you can stay in two-wheel drive on tarmac and lock in 4L for steep or broken ground.
That is not a crossover AWD system. It is a ladder-frame 4x4 with hill-start assist and hill-descent control. Top speed is listed at 240 km/h. Kerb weight is 2080 kg, so it will never feel light in the city.
BAIC BJ40 Plus exterior
Overall size is 4645 × 1925 × 1871 mm, wheelbase 2745 mm, ground clearance 210 mm. It sits on 17-inch alloys with 265/65 R17 off-road tyres. A full-size spare hangs on the tailgate.
The look is square: LED headlamps, a wide grille, exposed hinges, and a high beltline. Five colours: Arctic White, Crimson Red, Emerald Blue, Forest Green, and Obsidian Black.
Boot space is listed at 600 litres. Rear seats fold 60/40 if you need a longer load floor. Seating is five.
BAIC BJ40 Plus interior and infotainment
The cabin is more finished than the first BJ40, but it is still a utility SUV, not a luxury crossover. Fabric seats are 4-way manual for driver and passenger. The steering wheel is leather-wrapped with audio switches and tilt adjustment. Behind it sits a 12.3-inch digital cluster that can show altitude, heading, and related off-road readouts.
The centre stack uses a 10.25-inch touchscreen with navigation, Bluetooth, USB, AUX, Android Auto, and onboard Wi-Fi. Apple CarPlay is not listed. Audio is a four-speaker setup. A 220V cabin outlet is useful on long trips. Climate control is automatic, with rear AC vents and a CN95 cabin filter.
BAIC BJ40 Plus safety
Listed safety is dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, electronic stability control, traction control, hill-start assist, hill-descent control, ISOFIX, rear parking sensors, and a reverse camera.
It does not list six airbags, a 360-degree camera, blind-spot warning, or adaptive cruise. Treat those as missing if you are comparing it with a loaded Haval H6 or MG HS.
BAIC BJ40 Plus mileage
Claimed fuel average is 8–10 km/l. A heavy 4x4 with a turbo petrol and a 75-litre tank will sit at the low end in city traffic and closer to 10 km/l on a highway run. Plan fuel stops on northern trips rather than expecting hybrid numbers.
BAIC BJ40 Plus price in Pakistan 2026
The Honorable Edition is PKR 11,985,000 ex-factory. On-road cost is higher once you add freight, taxes, and registration. There is no cheaper local trim to step down to.
SUV alternatives
The BJ40 Plus is a boxy live-axle 4x4. Toyota’s double-cabin diesel is the Toyota Hilux. If you want a softer daily SUV in a similar budget, compare the Haval H6 (from PKR 8,923,986) and the MG HS (from PKR 9,499,000). The Haval Jolion is smaller and cheaper. For a seven-seat hybrid, see the Hyundai Santa Fe.