I’m from Nz, bought the car 10 days ago. Fuel economy 6.1L average, lowest was 4.8L and current mileage: 450Km covered by depleting half fuel tank ( Petrol 95). The only 2things I don’t like is emergency lane assist and excessive body roll at 140kmph. It’s a great value for money though 😃
@@MrPigwoods I disagree with this, I am seeing such comments but I have kept it off for days and it stays off. Every time I turn it on based on my motorway traveling requirements only.
@@alikashifsride it’s doesn’t go off once you restart your car. Emergency lane assist will automatically kick in if you haven’t turned off but if you pullover your car and turn off the vehicle, after restarting the ELA will be activated once again .
Love my HEV but there is a lot of power running through the front wheels. Have to careful taking off at speed in the wet - the power takes over the steering.
Hi Greg a question - I have ordered this car in South Australia - what is the petrol Octane required 91, 95 or 98 - dumb question - but seeing posts and descriptions that include all those? Thanks so much great review and one I used as my final decision making one. Demo drive was just as you describe.
I am in New Zealand, and we have 91, 95 and 98 as well, at the beginning, I use 91, the full tank is 60lt can easily travel 800km in town (I believe I only used 50 - 55lt because there is still enough petrol in the tank to let me drive to the petrol station), my technician friend suggested I try out 95, which easily travel 900km at the same condition, the 95 is about 20c dear than 91 though (my friend owns the petrol station🤣)
@@GregDennisReviews Thanks. Lack of bass is acceptable. It's when muffled bad clarity sounds that's problematic. Lots of Harmon systems in Japanese and Korean cars sound really bad. I will buy the H6 hyrbid in 2023. Already have a RAV4 hybrid. Cheers
@GregDennisReviews- What is your avg fuel consumption on long distance highway driving, I am considering this vehicle however coming from a BMW X1 18d I am concerned about the fuel consumption especially on highway long trips
I think it’ll be difficult to beat that diesel on on fuel consumption doing long trips. This is more designed to save fuel on short distance driving, but it does also kick in when coasting on the highway. Look at about 6.5L - 7L realistically.
That's a very bold change... I can't really talk to the resale value as yet. But with the warranty and upward trojectory of Haval i don't see it doing too badly.
Resale for a hybrid isn’t bad anyway! I do own Haval h6 hybrid , use it everyday in suburban and can cover a range of 850-950km. Bought 3 months ago - still haven’t refuelled it. Pretty good fuel efficiency to me. To be honest, I will sell this car after 3 years for a good deal and go after the latest from Haval. Look out for latest Haval h6 hybrid GT.
People speak about the total power output and total torque. Are these delivered simultaneously? I mean, when the electric motor is off, do you still get anything from it and vice versa?
These tubeless tires rarely get flat while rolling, the car will issue several (early) warnings for low pressure, and even if you ignore the warnings you still have a compressor with a fix to get you home... So I prefer the free space on the trunk 😊
Can anyone here give an indication as to how the HEV would tow a trailer? I have a 6-foot Venter trailer and wondering whether the torque that the electrical motor provides will help at towing speeds
@@GregDennisReviews Thanks for the feedback. EVs are still a mystery to me. I know that 530Nm is more than ample as my X6 had 400Nm and towed exceptionally well. I just didn't know whether the electrical motor produces that power while towing at, say, 120km/h. I thought it may only be available at pull-aways. Thanks again
Hi dear As a HAVAL H6 HEV user, I want your very real experience with this vehicle. After a long mileage, how you found Haval in Comfort level, Driving ease, Safety measures, Suspensions result? ANY ANY ANY COMPLAINTS? Would you like to recommend me buy this SUV? Please I need your real life based experience rather than video talks like many other guys do. Thankyou
Test drive the car and choose the car on your own risk. However, as a owner of Haval h6 hybrid I can strongly recommend you to get this vehicle if you are keen on comfort, luxury, price, safety and head/leg room. It’s mostly suitable in suburban areas, for long drive fuel economy is not bad. If I top up the fuel i can expect to cover 800km and also it depends how u drive. End of the day it’s your choice 😊
I bought the H6 HEV last September (due for the first service, 10000km), nothing complaints about the long-distance drive, and fuel consumption. full tank (60lt) can easily drive 800km in town traffic conditions, saving more if travelling on the highway. comfortable 8 out of 10, fuel consumption 8 out of 10. (I had Prado: 9 out of 10; BMW: 6 out of 10; Highlander: 7 out of 10, overall)
@@wolfstudionz Even though I have the new RAV4 Hybrid, I still think the Haval Hybrid is an awesome vehicle. Trouble free motoring. I’m glad you’re happy with the vehicle. Cheers.
@@wolfstudionz - What is your avg fuel consumption on long distance highway driving, I am considering this vehicle however coming from a BMW X1 18d I am concerned about the fuel consumption especially on highway long trips
No spare tyre and not 4WD worried me too, but it will mostly be used in or between towns. I have already got a nail on the tyre, and the warning message takes me to the garage, 20 minutes 10.00 bucks.
oh wow, i've never heard of it? But you can't really compare a hybrid like this Haval to a plug-in hybrid. It's a completely different vehicle and experience.
BYD has a terrible reputation in China market, It is heavily subsided by the government, and all taxis must use the "New Energy Car" policy significantly helped BYD. The most complaint is"unsafe" because the battery was developed by BYD.
We were going to get a fleet of Haval hybrids because of the stupid long wait list for rav4s but then ran the numbers. The H6 LUX petrol is advertised at $36,990 - the hybrid $42,490 - a $5250 premium The H6 Ultra petrol is advertised at $39,990 - the hybrid $45,990 - a $6000 premium Fuel consumption on the petrol claim 7.4 l/100 - hybrid 5.2 l/100 - saving 2.2 l/100 At an average of $1.80/litre, that’s a saving of $3.96 per 100kms. The LUX at $5250 premium would take 132,575 kms to cover the extra cost. The Ultra at $6000 premium would take 151,515 kms to cover the extra cost. It's just not worth spending the money on a hybrid
Kudos for running the numbers. To replace my Mazda CX-5 I would far prefer the petrol H6 as I get better boot space, lower weight, and on long distance trips fuel consumption should be better at fast highway speeds.
We bought our H6 hybrid 2 months ago and extremely happy with it.
Can you share your fuel economy?
Are the seats too small ? My car is ready but I somehow find the seats are a bit small :(
Still happy?
I have this hev in my garage and I’m still looking your review and admire how simple and cool this car looks😊
What´s the fuel comsuption of this car in your experience?
@benhill tell as the full consumption please
I’m from Nz, bought the car 10 days ago. Fuel economy 6.1L average, lowest was 4.8L and current mileage: 450Km covered by depleting half fuel tank ( Petrol 95). The only 2things I don’t like is emergency lane assist and excessive body roll at 140kmph. It’s a great value for money though 😃
you can turn emergency lane assist off, but you have to do it every single time when restarting the car. annoying. 😂😇
@@MrPigwoods I disagree with this, I am seeing such comments but I have kept it off for days and it stays off. Every time I turn it on based on my motorway traveling requirements only.
@@alikashifsride it’s doesn’t go off once you restart your car. Emergency lane assist will automatically kick in if you haven’t turned off but if you pullover your car and turn off the vehicle, after restarting the ELA will be activated once again .
Was 4.8l more from city driving?
so do you think 900/1000 km off a full tank is a certain?
I bought this 2 months ago, so far its great to ride this beautiful SUV.
Great video. Im picking one up this weekend and your review pretty much sums up how I'm feeling about the decision to buy.
I'm glad to hear that. Thanks so much for watching and the feedback. Enjoy the car!
Great review but important to point out the boot space sacrificed in a HEV
Hi Greg, may you review how automatic parking system works in this H6 HEV. Thanks
Love my HEV but there is a lot of power running through the front wheels. Have to careful taking off at speed in the wet - the power takes over the steering.
You are right. it scared me a couple of times. Now I get used to it.
Hi Greg a question - I have ordered this car in South Australia - what is the petrol Octane required 91, 95 or 98 - dumb question - but seeing posts and descriptions that include all those? Thanks so much great review and one I used as my final decision making one. Demo drive was just as you describe.
I am in New Zealand, and we have 91, 95 and 98 as well, at the beginning, I use 91, the full tank is 60lt can easily travel 800km in town (I believe I only used 50 - 55lt because there is still enough petrol in the tank to let me drive to the petrol station), my technician friend suggested I try out 95, which easily travel 900km at the same condition, the 95 is about 20c dear than 91 though (my friend owns the petrol station🤣)
Great detailed review. Did you test out the sound system ?
Hey! I did and it's not bad. A would have liked a bit more bass. The clarity is great but needs a bit more thump!
@@GregDennisReviews Thanks. Lack of bass is acceptable. It's when muffled bad clarity sounds that's problematic. Lots of Harmon systems in Japanese and Korean cars sound really bad. I will buy the H6 hyrbid in 2023. Already have a RAV4 hybrid. Cheers
@@nostradamus2642 I love to hear it! Enoy the car!
I had Prado, BMW and Highlander, I could not tell the defences between them, but the Haval make me wow.......
sorry typo, "differences"
Gregster, robots are traffic lights to the wider audience, love your reviews keep up the good work!
Exactly! Local viewers get it, and global audiences get click-baited into thinking I'll be at a robot 🤣 Thanks for watching! I hope you're subscribed?
@GregDennisReviews- What is your avg fuel consumption on long distance highway driving, I am considering this vehicle however coming from a BMW X1 18d I am concerned about the fuel consumption especially on highway long trips
I think it’ll be difficult to beat that diesel on on fuel consumption doing long trips. This is more designed to save fuel on short distance driving, but it does also kick in when coasting on the highway. Look at about 6.5L - 7L realistically.
I am super tempted to replace my top spec Toyota Hilux Revo 2018 with the Haval H6 Hybrid. Just worried about resale.
That's a very bold change... I can't really talk to the resale value as yet. But with the warranty and upward trojectory of Haval i don't see it doing too badly.
Resale for a hybrid isn’t bad anyway! I do own Haval h6 hybrid , use it everyday in suburban and can cover a range of 850-950km. Bought 3 months ago - still haven’t refuelled it. Pretty good fuel efficiency to me.
To be honest, I will sell this car after 3 years for a good deal and go after the latest from Haval. Look out for latest Haval h6 hybrid GT.
Does it have the iStop?
What is the life time of this battery ? And how much does it cost to replace it ?
People speak about the total power output and total torque. Are these delivered simultaneously? I mean, when the electric motor is off, do you still get anything from it and vice versa?
They definitely work simultaneously. So if you don’t have charge you won’t have the full power
I love this car my only issue is the spare wheel😢
I'd have to agree with you on that.
My 2 concerns are Spare wheel and not offerign AWD in Aus at this stage.
These tubeless tires rarely get flat while rolling, the car will issue several (early) warnings for low pressure, and even if you ignore the warnings you still have a compressor with a fix to get you home... So I prefer the free space on the trunk 😊
@@RodrigoBoosBR thank you for that information
Can anyone here give an indication as to how the HEV would tow a trailer? I have a 6-foot Venter trailer and wondering whether the torque that the electrical motor provides will help at towing speeds
All we know if that it’s capacity is 1500kg. But with 530Nm is shouldn’t be an issue at all.
@@GregDennisReviews Thanks for the feedback. EVs are still a mystery to me. I know that 530Nm is more than ample as my X6 had 400Nm and towed exceptionally well. I just didn't know whether the electrical motor produces that power while towing at, say, 120km/h. I thought it may only be available at pull-aways. Thanks again
Hi dear
As a HAVAL H6 HEV user, I want your very real experience with this vehicle.
After a long mileage, how you found Haval in Comfort level, Driving ease, Safety measures, Suspensions result?
ANY ANY ANY COMPLAINTS?
Would you like to recommend me buy this SUV?
Please I need your real life based experience rather than video talks like many other guys do.
Thankyou
Wouldn’t the main thing be is how you feel about the vehicle.
Test drive the car and choose the car on your own risk.
However, as a owner of Haval h6 hybrid I can strongly recommend you to get this vehicle if you are keen on comfort, luxury, price, safety and head/leg room.
It’s mostly suitable in suburban areas, for long drive fuel economy is not bad.
If I top up the fuel i can expect to cover 800km and also it depends how u drive.
End of the day it’s your choice 😊
I bought the H6 HEV last September (due for the first service, 10000km), nothing complaints about the long-distance drive, and fuel consumption. full tank (60lt) can easily drive 800km in town traffic conditions, saving more if travelling on the highway. comfortable 8 out of 10, fuel consumption 8 out of 10. (I had Prado: 9 out of 10; BMW: 6 out of 10; Highlander: 7 out of 10, overall)
@@wolfstudionz Even though I have the new RAV4 Hybrid, I still think the Haval Hybrid is an awesome vehicle. Trouble free motoring. I’m glad you’re happy with the vehicle.
Cheers.
@@wolfstudionz - What is your avg fuel consumption on long distance highway driving, I am considering this vehicle however coming from a BMW X1 18d I am concerned about the fuel consumption especially on highway long trips
Went to look at the HEV - no spare wheel - in RSA? - dead in the water - going for the H6 GT AWD rather.
No spare tyre and not 4WD worried me too, but it will mostly be used in or between towns. I have already got a nail on the tyre, and the warning message takes me to the garage, 20 minutes 10.00 bucks.
But only 2 wheel drive & front wheel
Lots of road noise on the highway?
No, it’s quite pleasant Inside
No spare tyre?
Unfortunately not
The BYD Song Plus DM-i plugin hybrid beat Haval H6 hybrid
oh wow, i've never heard of it? But you can't really compare a hybrid like this Haval to a plug-in hybrid. It's a completely different vehicle and experience.
Well, BYD is very bad on quality! and DM-i is only one leve gear, GWM DHT (PHEV) have 2 level gear shifter, much better than DM-i.
BYD has a terrible reputation in China market, It is heavily subsided by the government, and all taxis must use the "New Energy Car" policy significantly helped BYD. The most complaint is"unsafe" because the battery was developed by BYD.
We were going to get a fleet of Haval hybrids because of the stupid long wait list for rav4s but then ran the numbers.
The H6 LUX petrol is advertised at $36,990 - the hybrid $42,490 - a $5250 premium The H6 Ultra petrol is advertised at $39,990 - the hybrid $45,990 - a $6000 premium
Fuel consumption on the petrol claim 7.4 l/100 - hybrid 5.2 l/100 - saving 2.2 l/100
At an average of $1.80/litre, that’s a saving of $3.96 per 100kms.
The LUX at $5250 premium would take 132,575 kms to cover the extra cost.
The Ultra at $6000 premium would take 151,515 kms to cover the extra cost.
It's just not worth spending the money on a hybrid
Kudos for running the numbers. To replace my Mazda CX-5 I would far prefer the petrol H6 as I get better boot space, lower weight, and on long distance trips fuel consumption should be better at fast highway speeds.
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They stole Peugeot design. Shamefull
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