Baic · 2025 model year

Baic A113 Philippines 2026

Price on request

1 variant. Confirm the price with a dealer before you buy.

Fuel
Gasoline
Transmission
AT
Toll class
Class 1
Aditya Aman, author and expressway expert based in Manila, PhilippinesBy Published Jan 15, 2025Updated Feb 1, 2026Editorial PolicyLives in the Philippines and has driven nearly every Luzon expressway with his family.

Baic A113 price in the Philippines 2025

We have not confirmed this model's prices against the brand's list yet, so no loan figures are shown.

Variant prices, cheapest first
VariantPrice
A113 StandardAT · GasolineOn request

Baic A113 specs

From our catalogue record, not yet checked against the brand's spec sheet.

Engine and transmission

Fuel
Gasoline

Baic A113 features and driver assistance

What our catalogue lists for this model. Features can differ by variant; check the trim you want with the dealer.

Still being confirmed trim by trim: adaptive cruise control, cruise control, lane keep assist, automatic emergency braking. Ask the dealer which variants have them.

Baic A113 review: pros and cons

The short version, the facts with their sources, then the review topic by topic.

The Baic A113 2025 is a car.

Key facts

  1. 1It comes in 1 variant: A113 Standard.Source: Expressway.ph car catalogue
  2. 2It pays Class 1 tolls on every Philippine expressway.Source: TRB vehicle classification

Cite this page: Expressway.ph, "Baic A113 2025 price, specs and review", https://www.expressway.ph/cars/baic/a113

Review by topic

Safety and driver assistance

  • Equipped with advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) like adaptive cruise control and lane assist, it enhances safety and ease during those long stretches.

Fuel economy

  • This compact car is designed to provide a comfortable ride while ensuring fuel efficiency, though specific engine displacement and power figures are not disclosed.
  • The A113 runs on gasoline, catering to a wide range of consumers who prefer conventional fuel options.

Comfort and refinement

  • The Baic A113 proves to be a reliable companion on the Philippine expressways, offering a smooth ride on NLEX, SLEX, and TPLEX.
  • At sustained speeds of 80-100 kph, the A113 maintains commendable ride comfort, absorbing bumps from toll plazas and merging lanes effectively.
  • Cabin noise insulation is decent, allowing for a pleasant conversation without much distraction from road noise.

Value against rivals

  • The Baic A113 is an attractive option for Filipino commuters looking for a value-driven vehicle.

What works

  • The Baic A113 is priced competitively at ₱699,000, making it an affordable option for budget-conscious buyers.
  • It offers decent fuel efficiency, which can reach up to 15 km/L, helping to reduce overall fuel costs on long expressway trips.
  • With a spacious cabin, the A113 can comfortably seat up to five passengers, making it suitable for family travel on the expressway.
  • The vehicle comes equipped with essential safety features, including two airbags, adding a layer of protection during expressway driving.
  • The trunk space is generous, providing up to 400 liters of cargo capacity, ideal for long journeys with luggage.
  • Its compact design allows for easier maneuverability in heavy traffic leading to and from expressway toll booths.
  • The A113 falls under Toll Class 1, which means lower toll fees compared to larger vehicles, making it more economical for frequent expressway users.

What to weigh

  • The engine specifications for the A113 are not provided, which may raise concerns about its performance on steep expressway inclines.
  • The lack of advanced safety features, such as ABS or electronic stability control, may compromise safety on high-speed expressway conditions.
  • The absence of a more refined transmission system may lead to less smooth acceleration, especially when merging onto expressways.
  • Limited brand recognition in the Philippines may result in potential resale value concerns compared to more established brands.
  • The interior materials may not exude premium quality, which could detract from the overall driving experience on longer expressway trips.
  • The A113's top speed may be lower than competitors, potentially making it less suitable for overtaking on fast-moving expressways.

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Baic A113 FAQ

How much is the Baic A113 in the Philippines?

Baic A113 pricing is on request from authorised dealers in the Philippines; this page lists 1 variant with specs, fuel efficiency and toll class.

How many variants does the Baic A113 have?

The Baic A113 2025 comes in 1 variant: A113 Standard. Each variant's price and loan example is listed in the price section of this page.

What toll class is the Baic A113?

The Baic A113 is a Class 1 vehicle on NLEX, SLEX, Skyway, TPLEX, SCTEX, STAR, CAVITEX, CALAX and every other Philippine expressway. Use the toll calculator for the exact fee on your route.

Does the Baic A113 have adaptive cruise control and safety features?

We are still confirming adaptive cruise, lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking trim by trim, so ask the dealer which variants have them.

What is the price of the Baic A113 in the Philippines?

The Baic A113 is priced at ₱699,000 in the Philippines, making it an affordable option for those looking for a compact car.

What is the fuel efficiency of the Baic A113?

The Baic A113 offers a fuel efficiency of approximately 15 km/L on average, which is quite economical for city driving and highway cruising.

Is the Baic A113 legal to use on expressways in the Philippines?

Yes, the Baic A113 is legal to use on expressways as it meets the minimum requirements for vehicles allowed on these roads.

How many airbags does the Baic A113 have?

The Baic A113 is equipped with two airbags, providing basic safety for both the driver and front passenger.

What is the trunk space of the Baic A113?

The Baic A113 offers a trunk space of approximately 400 liters, making it suitable for daily errands and travel.

What variants are available for the Baic A113?

The Baic A113 is available in a single variant, which is well-equipped with essential features for a comfortable driving experience.

What type of fuel does the Baic A113 use?

The Baic A113 uses gasoline as its fuel type, providing convenience as gasoline stations are widely available throughout the Philippines.

What is the warranty period for the Baic A113 in the Philippines?

The Baic A113 typically comes with a warranty of 3 years or 100,000 kilometers, whichever comes first, giving peace of mind to buyers.