Haval H6 News

Can Haval and GWM be a top-10 player in Oz?

By Byron Mathioudakis · 04 Apr 2021

Can Haval, under GWM, follow in footsteps of the surging MG and finally become a top 10 player?Don't bet against it, according to GWM Australia head of marketing and communications, Steve Maciver, who believes the Chinese brand has the exciting new models

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China's Toyota RAV4 rival detailed

By Stephen Ottley · 03 Mar 2021

Chinese SUV specialists Haval will make a fresh run at the likes of the Toyota RAV4, Hyundai Tucson and Mazda CX-5 with the all-new H6.

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The biggest sales winners in 2020 revealed

By Justin Hilliard · 06 Jan 2021

If you ask most people, 2020 was a year to forget, but for some automotive brands, there was a silver lining as the sales of certain models actually exploded in Australia, where the overall market was down 13.7 per cent

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Holden Colorado factory back from the dead

By Tom White · 09 Nov 2020

Holden Colorado factory will be brought back from the grave to make utes for Australia once again.

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Haval details new H6 SUV

By Tung Nguyen · 31 Aug 2020

Haval has further detailed its third-generation H6 mid-size SUV, which is the Chinese brand's best chance yet at stealing sales away from the likes of the Toyota RAV4 and Mazda CX-5.While the brand is still yet to confirm whether the car will make it to A

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New Haval H6 revealed

By Andrew Chesterton · 26 Aug 2020

China's answer to the top-selling Toyota RAV4 or Mazda CX-5 has been revealed, with the all-new Haval H6 breaking cover at the Chengdu International Auto Show.The vehicle is an all-new take on the Haval H6 - the Chinese brand's mid-size SUV that, in its

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Haval set to up SUV ante in 2021

By Tom White · 28 Jul 2020

Haval says nothing is off the table when it comes to its 2021 model range for the Australian market.

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Chinese car brands buck downward sales trend

By Tung Nguyen · 08 Aug 2019

Australia’s new-car market might be struggling in 2019, dropping 7.7 per cent of volume after seven months of trading compared to the same period last year, but Chinese automotive brands – including Great Wall, Haval, LDV and MG – are steadily growing their share.

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