Haval H6

                                     Haval H6 is very  popular in Pakistan 



What is Haval?

Haval is a Chinese car brand that mainly makes SUVs. It’s owned by Great Wall Motors (GWM) — one of the biggest car makers in China. While GWM makes different kinds of vehicles, Haval focuses just on SUVs.

Where Is It Popular?

Haval cars are sold in over 30 countries, including:

  • Pakistan

  • Australia

  • South Africa

  • UAE

  • Russia

  • And many more.

In China, it's been one of the top SUV brands for years — often outselling big names like Toyota or Honda.

Popular Haval Models

1. Haval H6

  • Midsize SUV

  • Comes in Petrol, Hybrid (HEV), and Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV)

  • Known for its luxury feel, big interior, and good value for money

2. Haval Jolion

  • Compact SUV

  • Stylish and good for city driving

  • Also comes in Hybrid

  • Becoming popular in Pakistan (locally assembled now)

3. Haval Raptor

  • A newer, tougher SUV

  • Plug-in Hybrid with off-road features

Haval in Pakistan

In Pakistan, Sazgar Engineering partnered with Haval to assemble cars locally. The Haval H6 Hybrid was one of the first locally assembled hybrid SUVs in the country.

People in Pakistan love it because:

  • It's modern

  • Has lots of features like touchscreen, cameras, digital meter

  • Cheaper than many Japanese SUVs with similar features

Why Do People Like Haval?

  • Affordable luxury – You get a premium feel at a lower price

  • Fuel efficiency – Especially in hybrid models

  • Spacious interiors

  • Modern design & features (big screens, ADAS, sunroof, etc.)

 What to Watch Out For

  • Not as well-known as Toyota or Honda (yet)

  • Resale in Pakistan isn’t as strong (but improving)

  • Some people say touch controls can feel confusing







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