The Haval H6 has been spotted in Malaysia again, this time without any camouflage unlike previous sightings. The H6 is one of a few models earmarked to be launched here by Great Wall Motor Malaysia, with others mentioned being the Haval Jolion and Ora Good Cat.
Judging by the ‘HEV’ badges, the red and blue examples you see here feature a hybrid powertrain. The H6 Hybrid is nothing new and was first revealed in Thailand last March, with two variants offered to customers there, according to Headlightmag. The base option is the HEV Pro priced at 1.149 million baht (RM142,286), while the range-topping HEV Ultra goes for 1.249 million baht (RM154,670).
The H6 Hybrid’s powertrain is comprised of a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission mated to a 1.5 litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine that serves up 167 PS and 285 Nm of torque. The mill is augmented by an electric motor rated at 177 PS (130 kW) to produce a total system output of 243 PS and 530 Nm.
The cars in these photos appear to share the same equipment, including 19-inch wheels, a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system, combination leather/fabric upholstery and advance driver assistance systems (given the presence of the front radar sensor).
It should be noted that the front face you see here is shared with the Plug-in Hybrid variant, which sports a more prominent grille with chromed dashed lines. The Hybrid and regular internal combustion engine versions of the H6 are supposed to get a diamond pattern grille insert instead.
However, Chinese media outlets report that a special edition of the H6 was revealed in China last year – dubbed the Supreme Plus – that came with the Plug-in Hybrid face but was offered with hybrid and non-hybrid powertrains. Perhaps that’s what we’re looking at here. When it goes on sale here, the H6 will compete against other C-segment SUVs like the Honda CR-V, Mazda CX-5 and Proton X70.
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Yang baik kita mesti sokong. Terbaik PHaval
that lexus badge copy is cringe
1. There is a difference between a badge and a logo. Haval badge is the one on the grill. Lexus badge was an italic L with an oval around it.
2. Haval started using the lettering logo on the rear since 2016 in combination with their rectangular badge on the grill. Lexus just started in 2020/21. Do you want to cringe at yourself now?
3. Volvo was one the earliest to use letters for their logo, back in 1959 for a short period. In 2020, they started using it again on the rear but still have their iconic badge on the grill.
If you’re serious about car history and not make yourself look like a fool, remind yourself that Google is your Uncle.
the moment when u started using volvo as a support for your flawed logic is cringe in itself. lame china komunis.
Hope one day we can have Xpeng,Byd,Nio and Li auto
Actually the car is quite good looking. Haval has got to work on getting new logo for their brand cuz it looks so damn cheap with that one. And seriously cant they make the HAVAL words at the back bigger ? Lulz
They outright stole Peugeot front design. Pathetic copycats
Can I know whether buying this brand is good? Is it reliable?
Buying this brand is bang for the buck or not? Is it reliable. Just curious on the quality and after sales also.
If you’re worried about that, don’t be one of the firsts to buy. But if you have extra allocated budget for it, then I suggest referring to forums from other country who have used this to find out what issue it might have. It might not be easy to read or find but that’s your best bet.
this brand used to a s*** brand that nobody wants to touch and those who do most ppl look down on… now,China brands are on par with kimchis and sushis already. well done lah
Can’t wait for this one. Haval is a solid and affordable car
H6 price
bila masuk h6 hybrid car