Beijing Mofang

Europe

Poland

In Poland, the Mofang is marketed as the Beijing 5. It was introduced in December 2023 as one of BAIC's first models in the Polish market, alongside the Beijing 3 and Beijing 7.[17]

Russia

The Mofang was introduced for the Russian market in September 2023 as the X55, although retaining the physical 'BEIJING' emblems.[18] Initial variants include the Comfort and Elite,[19] with the Luxury variant was added in April 2024.[20] It is locally assembled at Avtotor's facility in Kaliningrad, with production commencing in August 2023.[21]

Mexico

Mexican models were launched in July 2023 as the Beijing X55, only available with a single trim level: Honor.[22]

South Africa

The Mofang made its South African debut in October 2022 as the Beijing X55,[23] before going on sale in November 2022.[24] Variants include the Dynamic, Elite and Premium.[25]

The updated version, bearing with an additional Plus suffix, was revealed in August 2024 at the 2024 Kyalami Festival of Motoring,[16] and went on sale in September 2024.[26] Changes for the update include type-C USB ports, voice command recognition system, an option of a black leather interior colour, and two new exterior colours; Krypton Grey and Turquoise Blue. The Elite and Premium variants receive 19-inch alloy wheels.

South America

The Mofang was launched in select South American countries under different monikers, such as Peru in June 2023[27] and Chile in July 2023 as the X55 Plus,[15] and Argentina in August 2023 as the X55 II.[28] Although marketing materials to those countries refer the vehicle simply as the 'BAIC X55', it retains the physical 'BEIJING' emblems. Depending on the market, it is available in different trim levels as follows:

Southeast Asia

Indonesia

The Mofang was introduced in Indonesia on 14 May 2024 as the X55 II, although retaining the physical 'BEIJING' emblems.[30] Sales were commenced in July 2024 at the 31st Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show.[31] It is one of BAIC's first models sold in the country, alongside the BJ40 Plus.

On 29 April 2025, the X55 II received a minor update. Responding to the poor sales of the 2024 model, the 'BEIJING' emblems were replaced by 'BAIC' emblems.[32] An entry-level variant, dubbed the "Lite", was also introduced, with the previous single variant was renamed to "Prime". Other changes include an integration of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to its infotainment system, a cool box on its centre console, and a Platinum Black exterior colour.[33][34]

Malaysia

The Mofang will be sold in Malaysia as the X55 in the fourth quarter of 2024. For the Malaysian market, it will be locally assembled at EP Manufacturing's new facility in Melaka by 2025.

Three examples of the vehicle were first showcased in October 2023 during the ground-breaking ceremony event of EP Manufacturing's Melaka facility, initially referred as the X55 II.[35] A pre-production model with the finalized X55 nameplate was introduced on 16 May 2024, alongside the BJ40 Plus.[36] Two variants will be available at launch: Standard and Premium.

Philippines

In the Philippines, the Mofang is marketed as the X55 Verve. It was introduced in March 2024, alongside the B40 Ragnar, B60 Beaumont, B80 Wagon and X7 Grandeza, coinciding with the re-launch of the BAIC brand in the country for the second time, following its distribution acquisition by the local distributor United Asia Automotive Group Inc. (UAAGI).[37] Sales were commenced in April 2024 at the 19th Manila International Auto Show.[38] Excluding the 'Verve' suffix, despite being referred simply as the 'BAIC X55' in marketing materials, it retains the physical 'BEIJING' emblems. The emblems were changed to 'BAIC' since around late 2024 or early 2025.

Sri Lanka (South Asia)

This is assembled in Sri Lanka and sold as "Beijing X55". There are two models. "Honor" which is the basic and "Luxury" which is the higher spec.

Cirelli 4

Up until 2024, Cirelli Motor Company formerly marketed the Mofang in Italy as the Cirelli 4.[39] Unlike other markets, alongside the conventional petrol, the Cirelli 4 features an option of a bi-fuel (petrol/LPG) setup. It was replaced by a version based on the second-generation Fengon 580 from Dongfeng Motor Corporation.

Tiger Six

DR Automobiles will be marketing the Mofang for select European markets as the Tiger Six, under the company's Tiger marque. It was revealed in September 2024 at the 2024 Salone Auto Torino.[40][41] The Six features a different front grille design.