Belgee, the Geely-backed Belarusian marque, has published Russian pricing for the reworked X50 crossover as it prepares to re-enter the market. The SUV will be offered in a single trim called Active at a recommended 2,199,990 rubles, excluding any trade-in discount, and an official sales launch date has yet to be set. Assembly kicked off at the Belarusian plant in the first days of September.
The returning X50 is a twin of the original 2018 Geely Coolray that first reached Russia in autumn 2023 before being dropped from the lineup; the brand announced its comeback in August 2026 with fresh styling and different hardware. Visual tweaks include restyled side intakes that lose the fog lamps, halogen headlamps and a rear bumper whose new diffuser conceals the exhaust tips. The car measures 4,330 mm long with a 2,600 mm wheelbase and a 330-liter boot.
Power comes from a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder petrol unit shared with the Belgee S50 sedan, developing 122 hp and 152 Nm and mated to a conventional six-speed automatic. Claimed combined consumption is 7 liters per 100 km.
The Active trim packs 16-inch alloys, a rear camera and parking sensors, cruise control, push-button and remote start, air conditioning and an 8-inch touchscreen, plus a winter package with heated front seats and steering wheel and an enlarged washer reservoir. It will sit alongside the X50+, which arrived in Russia earlier in 2026 and is based on the newest Coolray, sold in China as the Binyue L.