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Haval H7
Mid-size crossover SUV From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Haval H7 is a mid-size crossover SUV by Haval that was launched on the Chinese car market in early 2016. The first generation model was discontinued in 2021, and the second generation model was based on the Haval Xiaolong Max.
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First generation (2015)
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The Haval H7 was unveiled to the Chinese market in 2015.[1]
The engine of the Haval H7 and Haval H7L is a 2.0-liter 231 hp (172 kW) / 350 Nm direct-injection turbo-petrol four-cylinder engine linked to a six-speed dual-clutch transmission.[2]
Australian market
The Australian market Haval H7 debuted in the first quarter of 2018. While the Haval H7 was unveiled in five-seat H7 and seven-seat H7L (Long) models for the domestic Chinese market. Only the seven-seat version called H7 is offered in Australia, losing the "Long" moniker for the Australian market. Only the front-wheel drive version of the Haval H7 is available in Australia. The top-of-the-line LUX trim of the H7 is fully loaded with features including a panoramic sunroof, automatic tailgate, 12.3-inch instrument panel display, and semi-autonomous parking.
Safety features of the Haval H7 for the Australian market include blind-spot monitors, lane-changing assist, rear cross-traffic alert sensors, autonomous emergency braking, forward collision warning, and a 360-degree camera.
Wheels offered for the H7 include either 19- or 20-inch alloys, depending on the trim levels. The H7 is also running 235/55 R19 or 255/45 R20 tires.[3]
Haval H7L
A seven-seater mid-size Haval H7L was also available in Red Label trim shortly after, with almost 200 mm (7.9 in) of extra length.[4]
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Second generation
News of the second generation H7 model surfaced in October 2024 with the model being now heavily based on the Haval Xiaolong Max.[5]
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