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Haval Australia has given its H2 line-up a MY20 shake-up, deleting the small SUV’s entry-level City grade and adding more standard equipment to the carryover mid-range Premium and flagship Lux variants.
As such, the Hyundai Kona-rivalling H2 is now priced from $22,990 driveaway – $3000 higher than before – following the removal of the $19,990 manual and $20,990 automatic City.
That said, the automatic-only Premium and Lux cost the same as before, with the latter checking in at $25,990.
A Haval Australia spokesperson told CarsGuide that the previous “three-tier line-up did not provide any tangible consumer benefits over a two-tier structure”.
The MY20 H2 features redesigned front and rear fascias, while Apple CarPlay support has been introduced across its range.
The Lux also picks up LED headlights and a panoramic sunroof as part of the facelift.
As before, standard equipment in the Premium includes 18-inch alloy wheels, LED daytime running lights, front and rear foglights, keyless entry and start, a 8.0-inch touchscreen multimedia system and a reversing camera.
Meanwhile, the Lux goes a step further with heated front seats and Comfort-Tek leather upholstery, among other features.
The H2 is motivated by a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol four-cylinder engine that produces 110kW of power and 210Nm of torque.
A six-speed torque-converter automatic transmission now exclusively sends drive to the H2’s front wheels.
All H2s come with a seven-year/100,000km warranty and five years of roadside assistance.
2020 Haval H2 driveaway pricing:
| Model | Price |
| Premium – automatic | $22,990 |
| Lux – automatic | $25,990 |
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