The 2022 Haval H9 (picture | configuration | inquiry) was officially listed, the price range was 214,800-279,800 yuan, a total of 6 configuration models were launched, and the new car has been met with consumers at the previous Chengdu Auto Show. The new Haval H9 is mainly adjusted to some details of the exterior interior, still using the powertrain of the old model, and continues to offer 5 and 7-seat layout options. Another "off-road ace" rises, 2.0T+8AT, the interior is exquisite, and the "domestic version of prado" is coming
From the appearance of the design, the exquisite sense of the new Haval H9 is really good, and the front face change is also quite obvious, you see its grille, it has become straighter and shinier. The headlights on both sides use matrix LED near and far light headlights, and are also equipped with C-shaped motion surrounds, and the sense of refinement is relatively in place, and the rugged design we imagined is not the same.
Inside the car, the new Haval H9 on the basis of maintaining the same design as the old model, the 9-inch central control screen is upgraded to 12.3 inches, and slightly raised outwards, the display effect will be clearer, below is a more regular arrangement of physical function buttons, continue to maintain a high practicality. In addition, the new car moved the air conditioner outlet in the middle to the bottom of the central control screen, and the visual effect looked more holistic. The new Haval H9 offers three interior colors: brown-black, gray-black, and FT-black.
The rear of the model adopts a one-sided door opening design, and the bumper is also embellished with silver skid plate, and the spare tire adopts a rear hanging design, and the off-road style is suddenly highlighted. In the body data part, the new Haval H9 is obvious compared to the old upgrade, the length, width and height are 5077/1926/1900mm, the wheelbase is 2800mm, and the body length has been greatly extended.
In the power part, the new Haval H9 continues to be equipped with a 2.0T turbocharged engine codenamed GW4C20B, with a maximum power of 165 kW (224 hp), a peak torque of up to 385 N·m, a transmission system matching ZF's 8-speed manual transmission, and a comprehensive fuel consumption of 9.9 L per 100 km declared by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. In addition, as a medium and large SUV with a non-load-bearing body structure, the new Haval H9 provides front and rear axle differential locks, ATS second-generation all-terrain control system, two-speed TOD intelligent four-wheel drive, CCO off-road cruise and TAB tank turning and other off-road configurations, and is equipped with the second-generation all-terrain control system (including sand, snow, mud, low-speed four-wheel drive and other 6 terrain modes).