Belgee, the Belarusian marque whose models are built on Geely engineering, is readying a reworked X50 crossover for the Russian market. The car came off the assembly line at the local plant just last week, and although no price has been announced, the sales launch appears imminent. The original X50 arrived in Russia in autumn 2023 as a twin of the first-generation Geely Coolray, while the newer X50+ — a clone of the latest Coolray, sold in China as the Binyue L — joined the lineup in March 2026.
Visually, the returning version gets halogen headlamps, reshaped side intakes that lose the fog lamps, and a revised rear bumper whose diffuser conceals the exhaust outlets. Russian buyers will have just one grade, Active, bringing 16-inch alloy wheels, LED running lights and tail lamps, heated power-adjustable mirrors with turn-signal repeaters, cruise control, a light sensor, and rear parking sensors.
Inside there is black faux-leather upholstery, front and rear armrests, second-row air vents on the center tunnel, an 8-inch touchscreen with Bluetooth and iOS screen mirroring, a 3.5-inch display set within analog gauges, a four-speaker audio system, a rear-view camera, and both push-button and remote engine start. A winter package adds heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, heated wiper rest and washer-nozzle zones, and an enlarged five-liter washer reservoir. Safety kit includes four airbags, an alarm, an immobilizer, tire-pressure alerts, and a set of driver-assistance systems.
Power comes from a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated four shared with the Belgee S50 sedan, producing 122 hp and 152 Nm, paired exclusively with a six-speed automatic. Claimed combined fuel consumption is 7 L/100 km, and the crossover measures 4330 mm long with a 2600 mm wheelbase and a 330-liter trunk.