BAIC B30 Elite Adventure hybrid
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HEV

BAIC B30

Elite Adventure hybrid · SUV · AWDR639 900Price is a guide, confirm with the dealer · Officially sold in South Africa

Key specs

Powertrain
Hybrid (HEV)
Body style
SUV
Drive
AWD
Usable battery
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Power
301 kW
0 to 100 km/h
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Boot space
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Seats
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Battery warranty
8 years / 150 000 km
Model year
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Charging and running cost

AC charging (home or public)
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DC fast charging, peak
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DC 10 to 80%
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Consumption
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Cost per 100 km, charged at home
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Home cost uses a tariff of R3.00 per kWh.

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Who it suits

Buyers who want a rugged-looking self-charging hybrid SUV with all-wheel drive. It makes about 246 to 301 kW (sources disagree) from a 1.5 turbo and electric motors, claims 5.85 L/100 km, and has an 8 year / 150 000 km warranty on the hybrid components.

Who should look elsewhere

Anyone who wants to plug in, or who needs boot, seat and battery details, which we have not found. Confirm that it is a full self-charging hybrid, as the source did not mention plugging in.

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Source: www.timeslive.co.za · Price not yet confirmed with a dealer, so treat it as a guide · Data last updated 2026-10-07