X70 I vs RAV4 XA50: which is better?
Jetour X70 I (2018–present) vs Toyota RAV4 XA50 (2018–present): specs, fuel economy, tax and common problems.
Jetour X70 I
Toyota RAV4 XA50Specifications
| Jetour X70 I | Toyota RAV4 XA50 | |
|---|---|---|
| Production years | 2018–present | 2018–present |
| Body | crossover SUV | crossover SUV |
| Fuel | petrol | petrol |
| Engines | 1.5 Turbo | 2.0 |
| Power, up to | 147 hp | 149 hp |
| Torque, up to | — | 196 Nm |
| Gearbox | dual-clutch (DCT) | CVT |
| Drive | front-wheel drive | all-wheel drive |
| Length | 4 720 mm | 4 600 mm |
| Width | 1 855 mm | 1 855 mm |
| Height | 1 700 mm | 1 685 mm |
| Wheelbase | 2 720 mm | 2 690 mm |
| Ground clearance | — | 195 mm |
| Fuel tank | — | 55 L |
| KZ tax 2026 (car under 10 years) | ≈ 8 650 ₸ | ≈ 16 475 ₸ |
The better value is highlighted in green.
Pros, cons and common problems
Jetour X70 I
Pros
- Currently in production — can be bought new
Cons
- Dual-clutch gearbox: check smoothness in stop-and-go traffic
- Front-wheel drive only
Toyota RAV4 XA50
Pros
- Toyota CVT gearbox: generally reliable
- All-wheel-drive versions available
- Local assembly: Russia
- Currently in production — can be bought new
Cons
- Toyota Dynamic Force engine (A25A, M20A, T24A, V35A): new, little reliability data so far
- Toyota CVT gearbox: jerking with old fluid
Engine (Toyota Dynamic Force (A25A, M20A, T24A, V35A)): few widespread issues: the engines are relatively new, with less data.
Gearbox (Toyota CVT): generally reliable; jerks with old oil.
Which one to choose
- X70 I — if you care more about: wheelbase, kz tax 2026.
- RAV4 XA50 — if you care more about: power.
The condition of a specific car matters more than the model: check the service history and get the engine and gearbox inspected before buying.
FAQ
Which is more powerful: X70 I or RAV4 XA50?
X70 I: up to 147 hp, RAV4 XA50: up to 149 hp.
What is the vehicle tax in Kazakhstan?
For 2026, for a car under 10 years old: X70 I — about 8 650 ₸, RAV4 XA50 — about 16 475 ₸ (base engine). A 0.7 factor applies to cars aged 10–20 years and 0.5 to cars over 20.