Exeed RX 2026 Price in Saudi Arabia

The RX is Exeed's mid-size SUV in Saudi Arabia — 4.78 metres, five seats, a 500-litre boot and a 2.0 L turbo producing 261 bhp. It is the model that makes the brand's case most directly: mainstream size, well above mainstream cabin quality.

Compare it with the used RX stock first — on a premium badge this new, a year of age moves the price a long way.

How much does the Exeed RX cost in Saudi Arabia?

Two 2026 versions with a modest distance between them, SAR 139,666 for the Luxury 2.0L Turbo (Base) and SAR 153,965 for the Flagship 2.0L Turbo (Top). Both use the same engine and the same Automatic gearbox, which means the decision here is purely about equipment and there is no performance argument for climbing.

Which RX trim is the one to buy?

The Flagship, given how little separates them. The extra buys the cabin technology and the driver assistance that make this brand worth choosing over a cheaper badge, and it is the specification second-hand buyers will look for. If cash price is the constraint, the base car gives away nothing mechanically.

Exeed RX or Haval H6?

Take the RX for how it drives and how it is finished — more power, less noise and materials a class above what the money usually buys in the Kingdom. The Haval H6 costs considerably less and has a far larger used market behind it, which makes it the easier car to sell on. The Chery Tiggo 8 is the alternative if a third row matters more than finish.

What does an Exeed RX cost to run in Saudi Arabia?

Expect the fuel and tyre bills of a mid-size turbocharged SUV, which is the predictable part. The variable is service: cars come through an appointed importer, so ask what the schedule costs across the warranty period, what the cover excludes on the turbocharger and gearbox, and whether it passes to a second owner.

Is the Exeed RX a strong holder of value?

It is one of the better performers in its class, modelled at about 58% after five years and 72% after three, against roughly 52% and 67% for Chinese brands here. A wide trim ladder helps, because the cheaper cars anchor the used market and the loaded ones sell on equipment. Judge a specific car on its service record and its inspection report rather than on the badge, since resale within the segment varies more than the averages suggest.