What colors are available for the Beijing BJ40?

[DelAdriel]

Beijing BJ40 offers 7 color options: Midnight Black, Jungle Green, Flame Red, Snowfield White, Desert Gold, Danxia Red, and Beret Green. More related information is as follows: 1. The Beijing BJ40 is a compact SUV launched by BAIC Motor, with dimensions of 4350mm in length, 1843mm in width, and 1837mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2450mm. 2. In terms of exterior design, the Beijing BJ40 features a family-style front face design. The five-slot chrome grille is paired with integrated high/low beam headlights on both sides, and the front grille is further decorated with chrome trim, giving the vehicle a more imposing appearance.

[StAdriana]

When it comes to the color options of the Beijing BJ40, I must say this rugged SUV offers quite a diverse palette. Having followed off-road vehicles for years, I can confirm the BJ40's classic color schemes include popular standard choices like Polar White, Lava Red, and Midnight Black. The Jungle Green particularly stands out with its perfect off-road vibe, blending seamlessly with nature. Recently, I've seen fellow enthusiasts opting for the Titanium Gray - its metallic sheen under sunlight looks absolutely stunning. Color selection ultimately comes down to personal preference, though if you frequently venture off-road, darker hues are recommended for better dirt concealment. A friendly reminder: color availability may vary across model years, so it's best to check actual vehicles at dealerships, as lighting conditions can make colors appear different from promotional images.

[Ross]

Off-road enthusiasts all know that the BJ40's color schemes strike a balance between practicality and individuality. Common base colors include Mysterious Night Black and Polar White, but the most eye-catching is Flame Red, which turns heads on the road. I've seen modders apply matte armored paint to the body, which is more scratch-resistant than the factory colors. Actually, choosing a color requires considering long-term maintenance: light colors like white show dirt easily and require frequent washing, while metallic finishes, though beautiful, are harder to color-match when touching up paint. For those in northern regions, it's best to avoid dark colors—they look especially dirty when covered in winter slush. Don’t ask me how I know.

[EllieAnn]

As a family user, I specifically researched the color options of the BJ40 when choosing a car. The mainstream colors available for the current models are Polar White, Lava Red, Jungle Green, and Titanium Gray. For family outings with kids, I recommend the white color—it's easily noticeable in the rearview mirror by other vehicles, adding a safety bonus. My husband wanted to buy the red one, but I vetoed it—it's too likely to attract the attention of traffic police. Color does affect the interior temperature; during summer when parked outdoors, a dark interior paired with a black exterior is like an oven, while lighter colors can be 5-6 degrees cooler. By the way, the manufacturer once released a limited edition Sand Gold color, but it's hard to order now.