The Chinese crossover FAW Bestune T90 appeared in Russia for 2.5 million rubles

The model, which debuted on the Russian market at the end of 2024, has finally reached car dealerships. The FAW press service announced the official start of sales of its flagship, the large crossover Bestune T90. The new product is offered in two versions, with engines of 1.5 and 2.0 liters and in three equipment levels. Prices start from 2,429,990 rubles for the basic configuration and reach 3,369,990 rubles for the most expensive option (including discounts).

The entry-level FAW Bestune T90 is equipped with a one and a half liter engine producing 160 horsepower coupled with a seven-speed “robot”. Just such a crossover in the Luxury configuration can be bought for 2.5 million rubles. An alternative is a modification with a two-liter unit with 245 horsepower and an eight-speed automatic transmission, and this car is available in three equipment levels – the initial Luxury, the “medium” Noble and the “top” Flagship.

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The version with the base 1.5-liter engine takes 9.3 seconds to accelerate to “hundreds” and consumes seven liters of fuel. The more powerful 245-horsepower version with a 2.0 engine completes this exercise in 7.5 seconds and consumes 7.2 liters.

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Regardless of the configuration, the Bestune T90 has LED optics, roof rails and a panoramic roof with a sunroof. By default, the steering wheel is heated, there is dual-zone climate control, heated front seats and a six-speaker audio system.

In addition, the Bestune T90 has a digital instrument panel, keyless entry, push-button engine start, a rain sensor, six airbags and a set of electronic assistants. But high-speed intelligent lane change is available only for the most expensive Flagship crossover, as is the automatic parking system.

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