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"Car Matrix" car evaluation: If you want to talk about the most domestic hard-core SUV model, Beijing off-road BJ40 deserved, three-door version / five-door version of the model has become the best choice for young people to play sand surfing since the listing, the lower threshold of Beijing off-road BJ40 price of 100,000, for off-road enthusiasts is simply very easy to start, because it basically meets the basic functions of off-road, the appearance is similar to Jeep model, time-sharing four-wheel drive system and high ground clearance can completely travel in a variety of extreme off-road road conditions.
As the Beijing off-road BJ40 upgraded version of the ring tower champion version of the model, as the name suggests, it has a very outstanding off-road strength, the model is further upgraded on the basis of the original BJ40, the appearance is closer to the Jeep Wrangler, and the front face five-hole grille is slightly different from the Jeep model, but it also has a very high degree of identification and toughness, and the attention is high. The 2022 Beijing Off-Road BJ40 Ring Tower Champion Edition is now officially available, the new car has joined the exclusive logo of the lunar exploration and the "Ring Tower Champion" theme pulling flowers and nameplates, the power system is equipped with a 2.0T gasoline engine, the maximum power is 165kW, the peak torque is 380N·m, it matches the 8-speed automatic transmission and the time-sharing four-wheel drive system, and has a front/rear axle differential lock and off-road tires. Ground clearance is up to 220mm.
The biggest selling point of Beijing off-road BJ40 is the price, even the price of the upgraded ring tower champion version model is only 209,900 yuan, which is more than half the price difference with the Jeep Wrangler, but it also has a strong off-road attribute, it can be said that at this stage, the main sales of the brand body of Beijing off-road are only supported by the BJ40 series, and more and more owners still give a certain market respect to this domestic version of "Jeep Wrangler" known for imitation and hard school. How's it going, like it?