The updated Jolion Pro sharpens the SUV with a bit more attitude than expected, writes SHERYL GOLDSTUCK. The post GWM Haval ...

When Great Wall Motors first brought in the H9 a decade ago, it did so with ambitions of challenging the mighty Toyota Land Cruiser Prado—with a sleek, well-spec’d, turbocharged gasoline-powered 4x4.

GWM Philippines is going all-in on electrification. In an effort to offer a diverse array of powertrain options, the Chinese ...

Great Wall Motors' Haval brand launches a new variant of its H6 SUV in Beijing on Aug 22. [Photo/China Daily] Chinese automaker Great Wall Motors announced its leading SUV brand, Haval, is joining the ...

It’s one of the better-value plug-in hybrid family SUVs on the market, but how does the updated GWM Haval H6 Ultra PHEV stack ...

The Haval Jolion Pro is a prime example of a very safe car that won’t break the bank. Picture: Jaco van der Merwe The Haval Jolion Pro Super Luxury is the perfect myth-buster for those who believe ...

Haval has revealed its upcoming flagship SUV, which has been frequently spotted in China in previous months. The new Haval ...

Great Wall Motors keeps expanding its vast SUV portfolio with the latest addition coming from Haval. The company published the first official photo of the P04 SUV, which is apparently based on the ...

Chinese automaker Haval has just unveiled its flagship SUV in the form of the Shenshou, a name that means ‘Mythical Beast.’ The striking SUV is the production version of the Haval XY concept unveiled ...

Haval and Chery SA sold more than 1 200 new vehicles in August 2022. Chinese brands are becoming more popular in South Africa. News24 Motoring reader Liam Lewis writes in and shares why he and his ...

Along with all other major brands in the Chinese market, Haval suffered a sales collapse at home during February after a difficult January. The achievements of Great Wall’s SUV specialist make shouldn ...

As the war in Iran enters its second month and dinner-party chatter shifts from real estate to the terrifying prospect of fuel rationing and runaway inflation, you’d be forgiven for wanting to crawl ...