What is the Cirelli 4?
The Cirelli 4 is a seven-seat SUV sold in the European market under Cirelli’s Italian brand. It is aimed at drivers who need the taller seating position and flexible cabin of an SUV, with extra seats for family or occasional passengers. Cirelli Motor Company imports cars made in China and sells them under its own brand, giving the 4 a place in a range built around bringing Chinese-produced vehicles to Italian buyers.
The model is identified with the BAIC Beijing Mofang, also known as the Beijing X55. Cirelli’s name and retail presence make it part of the company’s own line-up, while its origins connect it to China’s BAIC Group.
Generations and engines
The first generation is listed from 2022 to today in the EU. The model’s seven-seat SUV format gives it a practical focus, while its contemporary design and technology reflect its Chinese-market origins.
The recorded EU version uses a 1.5-litre petrol engine producing 130 kW (177 PS). Petrol is the fuel type listed for the model in the EU registration figures.
How economical is the Cirelli 4?
Official EU registration figures record 43 Cirelli 4 registrations in 2024–2025, all for the 1.5-litre petrol version. Those figures identify the model and powertrain registered; they do not provide an official fuel-consumption or CO₂ value to quote here. European figures can use WLTP or, for older approvals, NEDC procedures, which differ from the EPA test used in the USA and Canada’s 5-cycle test.
Where was the Cirelli 4 sold?
The market listed here is the European Economic Area, with registrations recorded in 2024–2025. The first-generation model is associated with the EU. Cirelli is an Italian company that imports Chinese-made cars and markets them through its own brand and sales network.
Questions and answers
How many seats does the Cirelli 4 have?
It is described as a seven-seat SUV.
What engine does the Cirelli 4 use?
The EU-listed version has a 1.5-litre petrol engine rated at 130 kW (177 PS).
When did the first-generation Cirelli 4 begin?
The first generation is listed from 2022 to today in the EU.
Where are Cirelli 4 registrations recorded?
The registration figures listed are for the European Economic Area, covering 2024–2025.
