Auto-sales-statistics-China-BAIC_BAW_BJ80C-SUVSales figures for the BAW BJ80C in China.

This is the civilian version of the Beijing Auto BJ80 series, whose front and side views somewhat remind of the Mercedes-Benz G-Class. Even though Daimler owns a share in BAIC Motor, that doesn’t mean they have given their approval to this copycat design. In fact, they’ve tried to get the car banned, but apparently were unsuccessful. Compared to the military version (called BJ80J), the BJ80C has alloy wheels, a chrome grille and other details, and a more luxurious interior. It is powered by a 2.3-liter turbocharged engine with 250hp, which originates from the Saab brand, as SAIC bought the rights to a few platforms and engines after the bankruptcy of the Swedish brand.

Car sales statistics from China only include domestic production and exclude imported models.

 

BAIC
BJ80C
2016
BAIC
BJ80C
2017
BAIC
BJ80C
2018
BAIC
BJ80C
2019
BAIC
BJ80C
2020
BAIC
BJ80C
2021
BAIC
BJ80C
2022
January 35 120 20 17 63
February 104 70 11 8 54 8
March 126 102 157 8 114 61
April 10 145 88 16 18 128 433
May 73 111 46 25 20 91 228
June 108 110 50 46 98 73 98
July 60 86 40 35 84 83 44
August 184 200 27 18 101 97 26
September 43 206 33 62 117 127 233
October 108 195 20 67 113 105
November 95 180 24 58 106 164
December 98 113 25 53 79 157

BAIC
BJ80C
2021 1.256
2020 769
2019 568
2018 645
2017 1.611
2016 779

 

Sources: Manufacturers, Chooseauto.

BAIC
BJ80C
2016
BAIC
BJ80C
2017
BAIC
BJ80C
2018
BAIC
BJ80C
2019
BAIC
BJ80C
2020
BAIC
BJ80C
2021
BAIC
BJ80C
2022
January 35 120 20 17 63
February 104 70 11 8 54 8
March 126 102 157 8 114 61
April 10 145 88 16 18 128 433
May 73 111 46 25 20 91 228
June 108 110 50 46 98 73 98
July 60 86 40 35 84 83 44
August 184 200 27 18 101 97 26
September 43 206 33 62 117 127 233
October 108 195 20 67 113 105
November 95 180 24 58 106 164
December 98 113 25 53 79 157

BAIC
BJ80C
2021 1.256
2020 769
2019 568
2018 645
2017 1.611
2016 779