The Haval brand is actively preparing for the launch of sales of its new hybrid crossover. The model will be available in two length variants, with a five- or six-seat interior.
The first official images of the new flagship Haval crossover were published back in April. That same month, the results of a naming contest were announced among netizens – on the domestic market, the SUV will be sold as the Great Wall H10, but under the Haval brand. Recall that the brand belongs to the Great Wall Motor (GWM) concern. So today, the manufacturer held an online presentation of the flagship, during which its interior was shown for the first time. However, let's first go over the exterior again.
The Haval Great Wall H10 has a deliberately rugged appearance. The main design features are square headlights combined with a massive blank insert, imposing bumpers, and vertical taillights. The H10 also has a side-hinged tailgate with an external spare tire. Of course, there is also an autopilot system with a lidar above the windshield.
As previously reported, the new Haval model is built on the Guiyuan platform (also known as GWM One), which also underpins the premium crossover Wey V9X. The Haval Great Wall H10 will be available in two length variants – 5138 mm or 5299 mm.
The other dimensions are the same for both modifications: width – 2050 mm, height – 1970 mm, wheelbase – 3000 mm. The models are fitted with 20-inch wheels. Two-tone body paint and power-retractable side steps are also available.
The Haval Great Wall H10 crossover will be offered with a five- or six-seat interior – apparently, these correspond to the "short" and long-wheelbase versions. The five-seat SUV has blank inserts behind the rear doors, while the three-row version has additional windows.
Inside, there is an instrument screen integrated into the front panel and a large multimedia system tablet "attached" to the panel. On the center console are exposed cupholders, a row of switches, and a wireless smartphone charging pad. Charging pads are also located in the doors.
A box with heating and cooling functions is built into the console, and a touch panel for settings is located at its rear end. The second-row seats have footrests. The seats likely also feature heating, ventilation, and massage functions. The equipment list also includes an augmented reality head-up display and a ceiling-mounted screen for rear passengers.
The Haval Great Wall H10 is an all-wheel-drive plug-in hybrid with the Hi4 system. The flagship is certified in two versions – with 1.5-liter and 2.0-liter turbocharged gasoline engines producing 167 hp and 238 hp, respectively. Information about the electric motors is still unavailable. According to Chinese media, the Great Wall H10 is equipped with a battery capacity of 42.8 kWh, with an electric-only range of 176 km or 180 km.
In China, the flagship Haval Great Wall H10 will go on sale before the end of the year. Subsequently, the crossover is expected to be exported, but likely simply as the Haval H10.
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