Worth beating the RAV4 queue? (Haval H6 Hybrid 2022 review)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- The Haval H6 is great value for money, though in some ways, it is rough around the edges. The turbo petrol model lacked refinement, but the new Haval H6 hybrid improves the situation with a better, smoother gearbox that incorporates two CVTs. This car has a lot of torque, so an AWD system would be useful - but it’s hard to argue with the bang for buck here. So, should you skip the queue for a Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and buy a Haval H6 Hybrid instead? Or do you get what you pay for with a more established brand?
In today’s episode of Chasing Cars, road test journalist John Law conducts a full and independent first review of the 2022 Haval H6 Hybrid FWD ($44,990).
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The seat heating and cooling can be easily added into home screen, the position and size of all icons on the home screen can add adjusted by long pressing it, maybe study the car a bit more before complaining about it
Exactly, everything is accessible and plenty of shortcuts. They are right about the seat though, just can’t get the right comfort level but it’s not that bad.
There should be a button for it like every single other car. It's lazy
@@mharro88 does iphone has any buttons?
@@chengzhang1762 Nope, Apple is lazy! 😁
Well,you’re not rude at all are you?
Good review, used this as a final decision maker for me. Just bought an H6 HEV - very impressed - traded an older Audi Q7 for it (10+ years old) - never looking back now - this car is impressive and just works, getting just over 5.2 Litres (5.4 - 5.6 per 100 kms) - against all comments I've heard, this car rides and handles really nicely, more time as a BEV than I expected, excellent! Take time to understand the technology in the car and adjust to suit your needs and wants, it will be worth the effort. Good luck.
Hello, I read your comment which was 8 month ago, would you mind share some further opinion of your H6 HEV on a relatively long term experience? Thanks!
In Thailand the Havel and MG brands are doing extremely well. People are moving away from the more expensive Honda's as they feel they are overpriced. Great review. I will hopefully buy one soon.
Honda is slowly becoming a dying brand here in Australia unfortunately.
Specially when the top spec HRV hybrid is more expensive than this car plus its a 4 seater 😂
Actually Honda outsell Haval by far (9 months after your comment). Toyota, Ford and Isuzu smash sales compared to Haval…
@@kaniel_outis1 who cares, pay more money for less things 😂😂😂
@@hawkeye1044 for things that DO NOT LAST!
@@kaniel_outis1 stop saying BS.
Great review. Definitely a vehicle I’d consider. The hybrid is, in my view, a better looking car than the standard H6.
Thanks for watching, Scott.
Wow! The Chinese are catching their competitors hand over fist. Once they fine tune it companies like Toyota should be seriously worried. Well done Haval ! 👏🏽
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think Toyota should already be wary, they are falling behind in design and technology. Once these cars do get the tuning for our roads it will be good competition. Just look at what happened to Honda, Toyota are next.
Yea if they were $10k cheaper. Instead what you have here is a car that’s near identically priced to a RAV4 Hybrid in high end Cruiser spec. Except with half the resale value, unproven reliability, and a limited dealer network.
Kia and Hyundai could probably pull off Toyota pricing. But Haval doing this is bonkers. Resale truly is a huge one here; you’re actively spending more in the long run given how well Toyotas hold their value.
@@User-cb4jm if I’m paying that much for a RAV4, better to buy a Subaru Forester which is a better car all round plus better off-road.
@@User-cb4jm Haval is way more reliable than Toyota, Haval has been the number one SUV brand in China for more than a decade and beats Toyota in every quality survey, their hybrids can easily last 800,000KMs. The battery also comes with a 15 million KM warranty.
I own thd H2. I got to say that the vehicle looks and feels solid. It easily reaches 150km/h and is extremely stable at that speed. I'd definitely consider the H6 as my next car.
Where are you driving that allows you to drive 150kmh???
@@kaniel_outis1 private track
@@jevinpavan2427 cool, which part of the world?
@@jevinpavan2427 it goes past 150 or no?
Great presentation and detail, thanks
Great review, especially appreciated the family friendly child seats Included with front and rear child seat fitting..
Very solid review and hope Haval see it and take some ideas from it
Excellent review on this H6 Hybrid SUV. Too many other car reviewer only happy to focus on what they describe as major deficiencies of this and other vehicles…!!
Well done ..great review..
About 20 years ago, Australia's Holden WM Caprice used to be GM's most expensive and high-end model (about 50,000US) assembled and produced at the Buick factory in Shanghai, named Bucik Park Avenue. The luxurious and spacious interior and 3.6LV6 engine left a deep impression on us. The people who could afford this car were the rich and powerful at the time.
What? The WM Caprice was only made since 2006. The LY7, LLT, LLY engine were made in Australia, LS3 made in Canada, and L98 engine was made in Mexico…there was NO LV6 you mention
Very good review and good to see some other brand that is also capable and better for the wallet.
The interior looks and feels really good, consider the price it's won't be a bad choice
Rav 4 interior is full of plastic feeling
Informative review.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent review
Most definitely would consider this. My biggest worry is availability of parts in the event something needs replacing. Lots of owner reports on people waiting longer than usual for replacements. A smaller gripe is the softly sprung suspension that does bounce around on our roads.
I have been told at a dealership that has 6 different brands available that haval is supply time is no more than other brands
Considering its a best seller in china for over 10 years, Im sure there is an abundant availability of parts. Just pending shipping.
Wow, that really is a nice surprise. In a market filled with SUV's with under performing, rough engines (unless you opt for diesel) in cars like the new Tucson & Sportage, the speed at which Haval have refined things since the original launch is staggering. If they could listen to journalists and fix the infotainment gripes, I really don't know why anyone would still be prepared to wait a year for a RAV-4.
That and the body control also needs sorting out - a proper suspension tune and this car would be 50% better again. Glad to see so many improvements in a short space of time (and they do listen to us - GWM Haval ask for heaps of feedback)
@@FFXIVArtist fits the stereotype of a Toyota driver: boring, risk averse and penny pinching.
@@FFXIVArtist I guess the market will decide. - non Toyota driver
@@FFXIVArtist in pretty sure this conversation is about the H6 hybrid, whether Aussies will buy this in relatively serious volume.
@@markuc I reckon they will buy them, I've had a look at, and driven one not the Hybrid but the 2L turbo, they are not bad at all, Resale value what's that, if drive it for the 7 year warranty and maybe longer, who cares. They go really well. The complaint about the soft ride is just a set of harder struts if it bothers you. I was looking to replace my wife's 5 year old ASX. I've built , and restored cars my whole life, and these things look like good value to me.
you say an alternative to waiting for a rav4, when will these be available, a: to test drive, & b: to buy?
I ordered this car 4 months ago and it was meant to arrive mid April. Plus I also ordered a petrol h6 7 months ago.
Any information please as to when they will actually arriving? Thanks for the great review.
They hybrid was always meant to launch in Oz from June so this is earlier than expected. I’d expect haval have stockpiled vehicles ready for official launch date
I would like to know more about the mechanic's open the bonnet, the engine and the battery ?
When will you be reviewing the new Honda HRV Hybrid?
Great review. Can you test the AWD soon and provide the specs. Is it a separate electric motor on the rear like the RAV4 AWD or is it mechanical. Should help put the power down better than the fwd?
The hybrid powertrain is front-wheel drive only for Australia.
You can also open and close the tailgate with your foot as well.
How’s the fuel consumption if mostly drive expressway/motorway at 100km/hr? One reviewer said it ha bad fuel consumption in expressway. Im not sure if it’s true.
As always your videos are fab. Appreciate your work.
But I have confusion if you want to choose between Rav4 HV GXL AWD Auto CVT which is now $50453 and Haval H6 Ultra hybrid which is $46103 then which one would you go for.
I am getting both the cars in next week for the above mentioned price, so availability is not the issue for me.
I am really confused and unable to make the decision. After sale market of haval is not so good as compared to Rav4.
And now they have raised the price of rav4 so I am not sure is it worth to buy Rav4 or haval at this time now.
Is this something you can please guide on.
By any chance if you can please reply little early it would be really appreciated.
Hey just saw your post. was wondering what you went for. I have booked myself haval hybrid. Honestly being Chinese car i have my apprehensions but again I want to give it a chance.
how did u go about . which one did you buy and what made you buy that.
Reply would be appreciated with a. like lol
Hi dose it have towing capacity
I have found that the main issue with a lot of car brands these days is the lack of knowledge and customer support and im talking major brands. What is the tech & customer support like with Havel? Would be very interesed in this as a addition when reviewing cars. For example, Duel CVT gear box system sounds very expensive to identify, rectify and or replace the necessary parts.
So annoying that reviewers don’t understand how to access things they the screeen first but instead complain they have to go through 3 menus to access items . When that is false there are favourites screens and shortcuts u can access with one swipe on the screen
Not something ide buy…but people shouldn’t be too quick to rubbish Chinese cars. Remember what your dad used to say about Japanese cars, and you no doubt repeated this about about Korean cars. Leaders they might not be at the moment…but very very quick learners and adaptors they are.
I drive German (VW and Merc, both under 3 years old) and while yes I like them, I also have to admit they are over rated
Chinese cars need another decade to catch up
@@kaniel_outis1 you obviously have seen or driven or owned these vehicles. These cars are already ahead of most of the competition.
@@wcrash9361 yes indeed you’re right. I have seen, driven and know. So I know what I’m talking about..they are a decade of so off from catching up..
There’s one big difference. Time. Japanese cars have been reliable for half a century now. Korean cars have proven their worth over the past 20 years. I’m not going to be a guinea pig for the Daewoo of 2022 - when they have decades of reliability behind them, solid resale value and a large dealer network I’ll be good I’ll buy them.
Also price - when a $50k RAV4 Cruiser hybrid is within thousands of a $45k H6 Ultra hybrid, both top end models, this doesn’t make up for the insane difference in resale value between a Haval and a Toyota. If this was significantly cheaper then it will have merit. Not forgetting that Toyota is the most experienced brand in making hybrids. No easy feat to topple, even Kia and Hyundai couldn’t out-hybrid Toyota.
@@User-cb4jm spot on…very well said. Over time the brands you mention have proven themselves globally. Chinese brands have not yet done that.
If the next Haval H6 that comes out has improved suspension for Aussie roads would it be possible to get the current Haval H6 replaced with the same suspension if 1 is bought now...BTW loved the review..
I doubt it
@@RelaxSounds31 Thanks l guess l was just hoping...
you are better off going after market and doing it yourself.....
Just get the petrol 4wd
@@AMLagonda is that possible? Thanks
What would l do ? Find a suspension specialist or something else?
Nice info 😏
Isnt a plug-in variant coming soon? It would be interesting as it’s believed to have 200km range which makes it almost a full EV with a backup engine. I’d buy that over the RAV4 hybrid (unless the Prime is coming to Oz 😂 )
We haven't heard anything about it arriving soon but you never know.
@@chasingcars that would be a real shame. I’d definitely get the PHEV H6 over the others in this segment. The RAV4 is good but the exterior and interior look so dated.
I love to have acfull EV Jolion for sure.
Does this car has led mood lighting?
Yes
i personally dont' care less about built in mapping. just give me car play thats all i want
Anyone know where I can down load the manual in English?
I will either buy this or wait for the BYD Tang EV SUV with 700KM range (arriving next year). The BYD will probably cost $75K drive away.
it will always be just about to arrive, don't hold your breath
I'm a fan of Tang!
Let's see!
For 46k isn't that more than the announced price of the Honda HR-V Hybrid?
It's a segment larger than HR-V, though. HR-V rival is Jolion.
Can sympathise with the lack of seat base tilt. I'm 6'4 and have the H6 Ultra AWD and this is one of the few things that irks me a little, although you get used to it. The too-tall 3rd gear on the other hand is a PITA.
The second problem is solved by the dual-CVT setup in the hybrid. Works remarkably well.
Also 6"4' here. I'm picking up a H6 HEV in just over a week, but having taken it for a test drive I have to say I didn't notice any problem with the seat depth.
@@Adam_Tilbrook yep, admittedly I don't really notice it anymore. The only two things that continue to bug me about this car is the cruise control jamming on the brakes around bends and the Bluetooth mic not working very well. The rest is OK.
I paid 45k for a rav4 Cruiser hybrid in silver with Nutmeg interior.
Honestly thought this would be cheaper.
I thought we’d also get the four choices of interior colours that thailand gets
This is the top spec car, the same RAV4 is $20,000 more.
@@jzvr5842 up until only a few months ago the Cruiser was the top of the line Hybrid. Which I paid 45k
I live in Thailand, I have had this car 6 weeks now. There are some quirks with the car. But there are way to many good things. I have done a few videos as an owner of this car.
Sony have choice of interior colour as in Oz we only get black
I live in Issan and thinking of buying one later in the year. How do I watch your videos on it? Thanks.
@@rogerpritchard search my name on youtube.
Hi, Just wondering do you hear wind noise from driver-side A-pillar when driving over 80km/h?
@@wen87n I do not. If you are hearing wind noise, I suggest taking car back to dealer. This means your door is not sealing properly. I have been over 150km/h with no wind noise. I have added side rails and mud flaps in front and still no additional noise.
Does anyone have a manual for the H6 in English?
Why don't they bring the phev at this price? I think that would be much better when competing with Toyota.
Excellent, comprehensive review..
H6 hybrid definitely the pick, no shortage of torque / power. AWD would be better, best...!!
They should offer the hybrid in the other 2 classes as well... It's too pricey.
Well considering the RAV4 cruiser hybrid with the same features. This is $20,000 less.
Yes, a base model hybrid H6 would make a lot of sense
But if you look at it this is less then the mid spec RAV4 hybrid GXL.
@@lucky.penguin.slots14 Exactly, but unfortunately consumers will compare that to the word ''Chinese''
@@electronicfarts5105Toyota still Asian car but this is made in Thailand not China
So bottom line is it better than rav 4 ?
No, but it’s cheaper and you can get one now
@@chasingcars lol.. booked since nov 2021 .. 6 more months to go
@@chasingcars This is misleading - you may be able to order one now, but certainly can't "get one now" - I have been quoted 3-5 months as an estimate with no actual ETA provided - there are no units available to see or for test drive in the two dealers I visited - additionally, have been told that pricing is no longer fixed and increases may be applicable even after you put an order in (price has already increased to $45,990)
When we wrote that comment nearly 2 weeks ago, there was some stock availability. Your mileage may vary now
Yes.
The irony of the reviewer commenting on 'too many badges' whilst having the hugest logo in the history of youtube on the video..
One is for IP protection, the other is for pretension. Not the same diff
I think all the badges and writing are great. Nice and big 👌
Concern: Blinkers on the RHS of the steering? *shudders*
What about leg room for tall people?
Heaps of room.
@@jzvr5842 I I'm 6f 5. I felt really uncomfortable which is a pity because it looks like a good car
Really hope they bring out a PHEV version soon. Liked the Escape PHEV but can't justify the $14000 extra over the standard Escape. The Peugeot 3008 PHEV at $87000 is a joke and the Outlander PHEV has unfortunately been severely thumped with the ugly stick. Hence I wait for the relatively affordable Haval PHEV
If this one comes up with all wheel drive terrain, it would have been a real deal breaker and taken over RAV4 sales by miles...
The lack of plug-in option is disappointing. I know Toyota don't either (but they do in pretty much every country EXCEPT Australia). I would love to see the Electric motor driving the rear wheel and the petrol on the front, that would sort the power delivery under hard acceleration.
They have a phev already sold in Thailand which I’d expect we would get here
It's not a racing car ...
@@mharro88 thank you❤️
wonder if you would buy this car ?
RAV4 is highly overrated. The RAV4 will do 5.5l/100km in the Hybrid version but the centre screen is so bad it lets the whole car down. RAV4 still is very noisy on highway as there is very thin glass.
We need to get Chinese EVs here in AUS. This is so outdated compare to those EVs like NIO, LI, BYD and XPeng.
I look forward to BYD. Damn good.
In middle east they r not giving good warrenty
Seems good, but name reminds me of "hovel"
In 2023 Rav4 hybrid GXL $53k can’t get you a leather seats and moon roof. Outdated interior and cheaply build suspension system.
Great car!
lol sorry but i don't think so lol
@///M we know ur racist move on
@@goodman7321 Sorry but I don’t care what you think…
@///M Haval is way more reliable than Toyota, Haval has been the number one SUV brand in China for more than a decade and beats Toyota in every quality survey, their hybrids can easily last 800,000KMs. The battery also comes with a 15 million KM warranty.
Why do these testers never drive the cars at night? In the country good headlights are essential and in many cars they can be pretty ordinary. Our 2022 Rav4 hybrid AWD has excellent headlights and after seeing this review I am glad we have a Rav which is a car that has exceeded our expectations in every area. Things that also count against Havel and not mentioned in this review are resale, Toyota reliability and dealer network.
Haval have all led lighting and they’re very strong
@@wcrash9361 I guess you sell Havel. The 2022 Rav has just about the best headlights of any car I have ever owned and that is 35 so far and ir is also the most comfortable on long trips. On another TH-cam channel the 0 to100 time of a Rav4 AWD hybrid was about a second faster than the Havel.
@@mmcin719 Are you kidding me? H6 hybrid0-100 is around 7s, and Rav4 can do it for 6 seconds?Toyota is not directly driven by batteries, and the hybrid power hardly increases. Under the same power, Toyota lags far behind haval.🥹I don't know how many years Toyota can use the gear train system, but it can't improve the power and driving experience ~
@@mmcin719 lol so according to you anyone who knows the facts works for the company lol . No sorry not in the motor industry far from it. But don’t judge any product based on the govt policies of where that product happens to be made. It’s incorrect that the Toyota was faster thank this hybrid your comparing the standard ice model. Also the headlights are more advanced on the haval and Toyota have only just starts using led lights but their rear indicators are still old technology . Maybe know the facts before making ignorant comments
@@user-jj6mx3tc1g perhaps you should watch some you tube videos. The Car Expert the video is "2022 Haval H6 hybrid Inc 0 to 100". In that test the haval did the 0 to 100 in 8.92 seconds, nothing like you claim.
Then watch the car expert a video called "2022 Rav 4 hybrid vs CX5 turbo Inc 0 to 100". In that video the rav4 did the 0 to 100 in 7.5 seconds.
The Havel is adequate but not very fast. Toss in a bit of torque steer and wheel spin from the FWD and the Havel is a Cruiser rather than a bruiser. Mind you I have seen multiple videos on the Haval and it seems OK.
I just dont understand all this marketimg hype about hybrids and their fuel efficiency. I have an Audi A4 station wagon with a 6 cylinder 3L turbo diesel motor in it producing 275 HP. Touring at Australian maxiumum speed limits I average 4.5L / 100kms. Over the full 160,000kms I have owned this car my average has been 6L / 100kms so that covers all driving conditions including Autobahn driving at 180 - 200kms/hr! In Australia we are being conned......there are extremely efficient diesel engines with add blue that offer far more power and longer engine life than these little 2L petrol powered hybrids.
No spare tyre !
🔥💥🔥💥🔥
A Puncture Repair Kit will not fix Sidewall damage, like trying to cover a knife wound with a Bandaid........Not good in Outback Australia..........Miles from Nowhere.
Use a spare tire? 🤷🏽
Buy a spare tyre
Rav4 UK Plug-in spec is Design, Dynamic and Dynamic Premium, all AWD £43k - £48k Australia would totally appreciate it,its got 305BHP 😊...I wonder what the book would be like on the Haval H6 after 3yrs of ownership? 🙈😭🤮
Seeing as it comes with 7 ur warranty Toyota can’t compete , Toyota has been ripping customers off for decades
That is a shame bud as Toyota in the UK has upto 10yr warranty on all Toyota. P.S you don't need to use a Toyota warranty,but how long and how many times will you be waiting in a service reception for Haval?? Top 3 for reliability globally are Toyota, Lexus and Honda
@@markwilson8673 love how you support an Asian countries product that killed and tortured western countries soldiers in their 1000’s but now your just cherry picking which Asian countries you hate lol what a joke
Maybe look up the 32 recalls Toyota has had in last 3 years compared to GWM and their 1 recall in 13 years
@@markwilson8673 Haval is way more reliable than Toyota, Haval has been the number one SUV brand in China for more than a decade and beats Toyota in every quality survey, their hybrids can easily last 800,000KMs. The battery also comes with a 15 million KM warranty.
One thing is essential, about which nobody cares in the initial euphoria after buying a shiny new car of an anonymous Chinese (brand which obviously uses pricing dumping to catch ANY buyers). So, how looks the reliability, endurance of the components, mechanical solidity and overall quality in the long-term use?
Haval is present in OZ from 5-6 years now as far as I know, so obviously there are already drivers who own these cars from a relatively long time. What are their reviews? How looks the service of new car and those in post-warranty period? Doing well in those areas made Korean car industry powerful and huge, but is it likely that Chinese will follow this scheme?
I heard the main challenge is relatively short construction period. It is the risk of undevelopment. Thanks for any feedback, I'm really curious, because here in Central Europe Chinese cars aren't a thing at all.
It's not for you. Stick with the old or at least something you're comfortable with nothing wrong with that
Do you know who owns Volvo these days? I could go on but you get my point.
@@dodgemF1 yeah that's why my family don't buy Volvo any more..
Reliability hasn't stopped people buying German cars. I know someone what had a full engine rebuild in a passat as soon as the warrantee expired. Another with an CLA amg which was an absolute lemon and spent more time at the dealership than on the road.
Everyone said the same about Hyundai and Kia. They're just dense and uneducated
These people who claim to do car reviews are creating issues because they don't do proper research
I want the haval so bad. I love it so much. But the customer reviews are absolutely in the bin. :'(
I have a Haval its a great car
Quiet and smooth
Done 18900 klm
No worries
got a Haval too and it feels great.. so far, no complaint
You are aware we have one of the most competitive and diverse car markets in the entire world - if reviews concern you, then look at something else. Kia and Hyundai have been doing amazing cars lately.
Haven't heard any complaints from real haval h6 owners, and I'm one of them, I love my car
Nope, every real owner is leaving glowing reviews.
Nice review, Haval H6 is way better in every way. Toyota's 90s interior makes the RAV4 look like a toy car, seriously appalling, dated and ugly. Haval is way more reliable than Toyota as well. Haval has been the number one SUV brand in China for more than a decade and beats Toyota in every quality survey, their hybrids can easily last 800,000KMs. The battery also comes with a 15 million KM warranty, China makes the best hybrids and EVs.
The nonstop hands movements are very distracting.
Your intro said we will critically evaluate the H6 Hybrid and see whether it can hold a candle to the RAV4 Hybrid - (the market leading mid sized SUV hybrid). So where was the verdict on whether it could hold a candle to the RAV4 Hybrid? And where was the answer to is it worth beating the RAV4 queue?? A misleading
headline and introduction which fails to answer the questions it poses nor provides worthwhile comparison and contrast with the RAV4.
Sorry you didn’t feel sufficiently served by the review - best of luck in your search
The answer was yes, get this instead.
You say that Haval should employ Australian engineers to ‘tune’ the suspension to Australian roads ( how arrogant ! )
So how are Aussie roads different to the rest of the world ? 🤣☹️🤣☹️
And , should Haval then employ local Engineers in every country where they market the vehicle ?
If you think that’s arrogant, you don’t understand the Australian market.
@@chasingcars ., I’ve lived there for 30 years ! 🤣👍🏼
Cool. You’ve missed the very strong emphasis on chassis dynamics here and the work most new brands put into ensuring ride/handling suits Australian tastes. GWM are doing this work - but they’d benefit from a team on the ground because the suspension tune of the H6 doesn’t suit our B-roads all that well. But it could. See what Hyundai and Kia have done turning around sloppy ride/handling thanks to local engineering.
@@chasingcars sorry ., I didn’t realise and never noticed how different or special that ‘B’ roads where in Australia compared to the rest of the world !🙏🏼
What car brand would provide 7 years unlimited warranty? Have you seen Mercedes’ Audi or Lexus ever offer such warranty? Of course they don’t, they are quality products.
Audi and Mercedes lots of problems, guess that's why they don't provide long warranty maybe.
@@daweigo6851 German products are the best, as well as Lexus, made in China? Nah. They are for the peasants.
@@lumpython5351 Suggest to inquire about technical patents, hybrid technology and electric technology. German cars and Japanese cars are not qualified to be compared with Chinese cars! China has established technical barriers.🤣🤣
@@user-jj6mx3tc1g what a joke, if China has really really competitive advanced technology in EV, then why Chinese government kneeling down, almost begging Elon Musk build giga factory in Shanghai? With unbelievable cheap land, loan interest and most importantly, fully owned by Tesla, not some joint venture?
@@lumpython5351 Tesla has battery technology? Tesla is the most boastful of car companies. Tesla's strength has nothing to do with cars, but automatic driving and program control ~
Is there a way to restrict comments to Australians only? A bit of annoying to read smart arse comments from trolls that live outside of Oz.
I don't get this, people are worried about the dominance of China, yet keep buying Chinese made products. WTF?
On their iPhone's crying about Chinese cars, the irony.
@@dodgemF1 I had to chuckle at that comment as well.
As a normal customer, the more choices the better.
how do you know they have an iPhone ?
@@dodgemF1 Never owned an IPhone, never will.
Price is too high and no AWD variant available. I would buy a Rav 4
Cx-30 hybrid is 39k. But main issue is that model is 2nd spec of 4 specs. 40k is lots for a basic car
Price is low this is better than the RAV4 in every way.
I think JZ has shares in Haval, keeps saying the same thing over and over again???
Haval is not that economical at 7.4l
I hired the new Kluger V6, the combined fuel economy was only 9.2l over a week.
My 2015 AWD kluger , average 14.5L, the one you hire, is front wheel drive , and mostly travel on highway Speed , i guess .
We got 5.7L/100km in our test of the. H6 hybrid, which is very efficient for this kind of car.
He said the Haval managed 5.7L in their test.
5.4L not 7.4L
@@chasingcars If you hypermile it, you could probably get it down to 5.2 momentarily over a distance with optimal regen terrain and start stop. I average 5.5L/100km in my RAV4 Hybrid FWD but occasionally manage to get just under 5L
Why buy this when for similar money you can buy a RAV4? I don’t see these selling very well.
Sure. So long as you’re happy waiting until 2024 for your RAV4 to arrive…
Can't get a RAV4 for 6 -12 months currently, it's the only reason these are an option, they're available.
@///M how's your iPhone going?
@@dodgemF1 u mean China developed and designed iPhone??
@@dodgemF1 I get it if you need a vehicle soon. I can buy a mid range RAV4 hybrid on the back of a fleet discount for less than this Haval… I can wait and I’d rather buy a vehicle that’s proven, backed up well and cheaper. Haval need to price this significantly lower to get traction.
Resale value vs rav4 hybrid..... not a good financial choice
Hybrid technology Japan doesn't deserve to be compared with China. Japan's hybrid technology can't increase power and solve turbo lag, but China's hybrid technology can ~
The strongest hybrid technology is BYD's DMI technology! While increasing power, the fuel consumption is reduced to the extreme.~
@@FFXIVArtist However, what I said is completely true. China is far ahead in hybrid technology and EV technology.Related patents are easy to query ~
@@FFXIVArtist Toyota still uses the gear train more than ten years ago.It's fuel-efficient, but it can't improve the driving power and driving feeling. Toyota's driving feeling and driving power are still no good~
@@FFXIVArtist You can say that Toyota's products are stable, but Japanese and Korean cars have no technology at all ~
You had me interested until you mentioned CVT........no thanks.
Agreed. They state cvt but that’s nonsense. Is still has the two electric motors. A generator and a drive motor. It’s closer to the Honda hybrid system. Difference is the two speed allows good torque low speed and in high speed.
Drive me nuts listening to “cvt”.
Also the heated seats option can be placed in the shortcuts dropdown menu. So much faster to get to that option.
Given it was described to us by GWM as effectively two CVTs, I don’t know what to tell you here. This is not a two-speed torque converter automatic. Either way, it’s a smooth drive.
ITS NOT A CVT its a ECTV (not chain driven)
Okay? Glad we're agreed it’s a transmission that is continuously variable
It's not a CVT system.
I would rather walk.
Walk then, on out of here.
Every 'car guy' who say Haval is a good car knows nothing about the cars.
Exactly…Havals are junk and most of the comments heaping praise are fake…
Pretty stupid ignorant comment
Let's be honest, any car guy wouldn't buy an SUV to begin with unless their significant other forced them to.
Anyone who posts comments like these is a paid troll. Hi little meifen CIA bot.
Look like Peugeot
U may want to check first as they are very different
Havel str8 up just copy every other car design…. Front grill is Peugeot 3008… rear is Porsche and interior is Hyundai…. 😑 😒 😕
U must be kidding ? Lol I know people who hates Chinese cars always try this excuse but not applicable anymore . Similarities in many models but thieve cars stand out a lot on the road
I can see they have taken a few ideas from other models but the Hyundai is far behind the interior of this car, no comparison.
You're blind lol.
Money going straight to Chinese Govt….
l dont care where it goes as long as l get a car...
Instead of posting racist comments and ignorant ones. You should have checked first that it is mg who is owned by ccp not btm GWM which is a pvt company like Tesla and apple etc
@@wcrash9361 there’s nothing racist nor ignorant. GWM is owned by series of shell corporations own by the Chinese COMMUNIST Government. Dodgy stuff. Everyone knows the Chinese Govt is evil. I hope the great Chinese nation rises up and takes back their country after 70 years of 100+ million murdered by the Chinese COMMUNIST Party.
@@kaniel_outis1 maybe know your facts before commenting as your making a fool of yourself . People like you assume every business run in China is associated with the ccp.
How would u like every Chinese person deciding not to buy aussie products because they didn’t like liberal
Party policies lol . That’s where your ignorance shines through
You win dumbest comment on here !!well done dummie now use ur chinese made phone n see who owns GWM well done 🤡
i don't wanna die!!! no more Chinese brand pls!!!!
Made in Thailand check before u just make racist comments
In the glove box they have a card that gives you special authority after the Chinese invasion.
I'd rather go back to Horse and Cart then drive anything Owned and or Built by China
Not a very bright comment. I reckon you will be on the horse soon provide that you can afford one.
@@darrensworoski8749 says the China shill
@@jasonlewis2990 you'll be walking out half naked when you make sure your not using china made. Don't be too hard on your self mate
@@darrensworoski8749 lol really and you're telling me I'm not bright. Maybe have a hard look in the mirror before trying to troll people
@@jasonlewis2990 your the racist troll here, built in Thailand . The Chinese built cars are new Mercedes’ and Volvo and Tesla