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Chery Rely X5: 2010 compact SUV and what the buyer needs to know
Chery Rely X5 — the 2010 Rely-branded (Chery) compact SUV, produced briefly and rarely seen today. We review its engines and what to check when buying a used one.
Rely X5 in brief
The Rely X5 is a compact SUV introduced in 2010 and sold under the Rely brand, which belongs to Chery. Its production run was short, as the planned update never materialised and the model was soon discontinued.
This car is aimed at buyers looking for an affordable SUV-style vehicle. It's quite rare in Lithuania.
Versions
Initially, the X5 was offered with just a 2.0-litre petrol engine and a manual gearbox. In 2011, a 2.0-litre turbo engine version with a four-speed automatic gearbox was introduced.
Exact power figures and other technical details vary by market, so check the specific vehicle's documents.
Technology and usage
The X5 is a straightforward compact SUV with a traditional layout. Comfort and interior quality are basic, so most cars are used as affordable daily transport.
Since the model has been discontinued, spare parts are limited. When buying, check where you can source replacement parts, especially for the body and suspension.
What to check when buying a Rely X5
Inspect the body and sills for rust, check the engine, manual or automatic gearbox, suspension, brakes, and electrical equipment. A used car may have an unclear history.
Check that the car has all its paperwork in order and hasn't undergone major modifications. Pay attention to the wear and tear on the all-wheel-drive system.
Trim levels
Trim levels vary by market; below is a general overview.
Rely X5
2010–2011 and laterA compact SUV with a 2.0-litre petrol engine.
- 2.0-litre petrol engine
- Manual or (in turbo version) four-speed automatic gearbox
- Often — the core comfort features
X5 engine comparison
| 2,0 l benzininis | 2,0 l turbo | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | Ideal for everyday, budget-conscious driving | For more dynamic driving |
| Gearbox | Manual | Four-speed automatic |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | € | € |
The Reliant X5 suits those for whom a very low price is crucial. When buying a used car, pay the most attention to its condition and the availability of parts.
Pros
- Off-road looks for a small price
- Simple construction
- There is also a turbo version
- Cheap to buy
Cons
- Model discontinued, few parts available
- Poor interior quality
- Unclear history of used cars
Frequently asked questions
Does the Reliant X5 have an automatic transmission?
Yes, an automatic transmission with four speeds was offered in the turbo version from 2011.
Why is the X5 no longer in production?
The planned update did not happen, and the model was soon discontinued.
Is it easy to find parts?
No, the offer is limited, so check out where you can find them in advance.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
