Belgee X50+ 2026– dimensions, boot 330 L

Boot space with the seats up is 330 litres.

Belgee X50+ 2026– car dimensions: 4380 mm long, 1810 mm wide and 1615 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,400 kg. Boot space with the seats up is 330 litres.

All trims get single-zone climate control with physical buttons under the screen, cruise control, rear parking sensors and a reversing camera feeding the central display. Base Active has an 8-inch touchscreen and 8.8-inch digital cluster. Style and above switch to a 14.6-inch screen. Prestige and Onyx add AEB with pedestrian detection, blind-spot monitoring, lane-keep assist and intelligent cruise that holds speed and lane position. Wireless phone charging and ambient lighting also appear only on higher trims. Apple CarPlay works wired. Android uses screen mirroring via CarbitLink or an adapter.

Boot holds 330 litres with seats up. Rear bench folds 60:40 for roughly 820 litres and a flat floor. Higher trims add power tailgate.

Curb weight is 1400-1445 kg and gross vehicle weight reaches 1760 kg, giving a payload of about 315 kg. No factory towing figures or hitch appear in official data.

Cabin uses eco-leather seats with strong side bolstering and firm padding. Driver gets 6-way mechanical adjustment as standard, switching to power in Prestige and Onyx. Rear bench seats three with decent legroom for average height but tight for taller passengers. All seats and steering wheel heat as standard. Higher trims add panoramic roof with sunroof, ambient lighting, wireless charging and 14.6-inch media screen. Climate uses physical buttons. Space feels practical for city use with rear vents and USB.

Fuel: 6.5 l/100 km mixed cycle, 8.3 city, 5.5 highway. 45 L tank. AI-95 recommended

Standard safety: 4 airbags, ABS, ESP, TCS, hill start/descent assist, ERA-GLONASS, TPMS

Higher trims: 6 airbags, 360 cameras, AEB with pedestrian detection, blind spot, lane keep, adaptive cruise

Body uses 66% high-strength steel plus 15% hot-formed steel for passive safety

The 1.5-litre turbo four-cylinder runs on recommended 95-octane petrol and returns a mixed figure of 6.5 litres per 100 km. Real-world mixed use sits higher around 8-9 litres. The 45-litre tank limits range on longer trips.

Service details for the new BHE15 engine list lower oil volume than the prior three-cylinder. Exact long-term intervals follow dealer schedules similar to the previous model, with oil changes starting early.

Safety starts with four airbags and core electronic aids on every car. Prestige and Onyx add six airbags plus a full suite of cameras and level-2 assists including automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring and lane keeping. The body structure relies on a high share of high-strength steel.

Daily living is straightforward for a compact front-drive crossover. Winter package covers heated seats all round and steering wheel from the base grade. Higher trims bring power tailgate and panoramic roof for easier loading and brighter cabin feel. Keep an eye on the dual-clutch gearbox fluid and suspension on rough roads.

Length 4380 mm, Width 1810 mm, Height 1615 mm, Wheelbase 2600 mm (X50+ 2026-)

Sources: manufacturer data, drom.ru, belgee.ru.