The Belarusian Belgee S50 sedan began to be sold in Russia

Belgee has introduced a new S50 sedan to the Russian market, the automaker said in a statement received by Izvestia on September 30. The model is produced at the Belji plant in Belarus based on the well-known Geely Emgrand in the Russian Federation. The car went on sale in four versions priced from 1.85 million rubles to 2.27 million rubles.

The length of the Belgee S50 is 4638 mm, the wheelbase is 2650 mm. The luggage compartment capacity is 500 liters (1100 liters with the second row folded). A 1.5-liter naturally aspirated engine with a capacity of 122 hp (152 Nm) is installed under the hood, which is combined with a five-speed manual transmission or a 6-speed automatic transmission with a torque converter. In mixed mode, the sedan consumes 6.4 liters of AI-92 gasoline.

In the basic version (1.85 million rubles) The sedan is equipped with a manual transmission. The list of equipment includes 15-inch wheels, halogen headlights, fabric seat upholstery, seats with mechanical adjustments, an analog dashboard, a multimedia system with an eight-inch screen, rear parking sensors, a light sensor, and front airbags.

The most affordable version with an automatic transmission will cost 2 million rubles, the list of options is complemented by single-zone climate control, keyless entry system, electric windows, and an electromechanical parking brake. In more expensive versions, the Belgee S50 has, among other things, 17-inch wheels, a rear-view camera, heated glass and steering wheel, diode optics, an electric sunroof, eco-leather trim, electric adjustments to the driver's seat, six airbags, a digital dashboard and a central display (12.3 inches each) and other options.

The Belgee S50 became the third model of the brand in Russia after the X50 (Geely Coolray) and X70 (Atlas Pro). Geely Emgrand, which entered the Russian market at the end of 2023, now costs from 2.18 million to 2.66 million rubles.

On September 18, Belgee presented in Russia an updated version of the X70 crossover, which entered the Russian market in July last year. The exterior of the Belarusian-made model has been changed, the multimedia system has been improved and the configuration has been optimized.

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