Latest GWM Haval H6 News

Not yet ready or able to go all-electric but want your next SUV to cut those spiking fuel bills? Here are some hybrid options due in 2022.

GWM will launch the Haval H6 Hybrid in Australia early next year, giving the Chinese brand a direct rival to the top-selling Toyota RAV4 Hybrid.

The details of the upcoming Haval H6S coupe SUV have been confirmed, with the option of a hybrid powertrain available.

The Haval H6 wagon will have a coupe counterpart, at least in China, which will also offer the option of a hybrid powertrain.

GWM Australia wants to have ANCAP assess the safety of its latest models, the GWM Ute and Haval Jolion and H6, though lockdowns are currently proving a hurdle.

An electrified Chinese SUV with 179kW drivetrain and expected 5.2L/100km fuel economy is on track for Australia by end of 2021

GWM is now manufacturing a hybrid version of the Haval H6 in its ex-GM factory in Thailand for right-hand drive markets, but Haval hasn't confirmed it for Australia.

The new Haval H6 goes up against rivals in Australia's favourite vehicle segment with sharp drive-away pricing and plenty of tech.

Haval is pricing its redesigned, mid-sized H6 SUV from $30,990 drive-away, up from the current car but with a much longer list of safety equipment.

Haval's new rival to the Toyota RAV4 will touch down in the second quarter of 2021 with a fresh look and more technology.

Medium SUVs are the market's most popular vehicles. Prepare for the new or updated Hyundai Tucson, Kia Sportage, Mitsubishi Outlander, Nissan X-Trail, Volkswagen Tiguan, Audi Q5, Genesis GV70, Lexus NX, and plenty more.

The next-generation Haval H6, the brand's rival to the Hyundai Tucson and MG HS, is larger, lighter, and promises greater safety, technology, performance and fuel economy.

The H6 is Haval's mid-size SUV, priced from $29,990 before on-road costs.