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16/01/2025
HAVAL H7 will enter the Russian market in the first half of the coming year

Haval has presented a new model included in the Haval Pro line-up in Russia — H7 crossover. As the brand's press service reports, the start of sales is scheduled for the first half of 2025.

H7 is a large crossover of the SUV-D segment with a rectangular body. At the same time, the roof line of the crossover descends to the rear of the car, taking on a coupe-like shape. The round-shaped front optics are similar to those of Haval Dargo, which entered the Russian market quite a long time ago. The taillights consist of two rectangular and round elements.

The novelty is equipped with 2.0-liter 192-HP unit coupled with 7-speed robotized gear box. The interior includes 6 airbags, various electronic driver assistants, a "winter" package of options, a multimedia screen with a diagonal of 14.6 inches, as well as a high-performance audio system with 9 speakers and a subwoofer.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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