Does the Haval M6 have an automatic transmission?
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The Haval M6 is equipped with a 1.5T automatic transmission. Here is more information about the Haval M6: 1. The Haval M6 is based on the older H6 model, with minimal changes to the interior layout, so the space performance is similar. The best feature of the Haval M6 is the rear seats, which can be adjusted at a 4/6 ratio for reclining, providing a very comfortable experience when folded down. The trunk space is already quite large in its standard state, with an official capacity of 808L. After placing one 30-inch large suitcase and one 20-inch small carry-on, there is still plenty of room left. Additionally, the rear seats of the Haval M6 can be flexibly folded and stowed. 2. The Haval M6 1.5T automatic two-wheel-drive Elite model is a mid-range variant with many thoughtful features. For example, the smart system includes both keyless entry and keyless start functions. You don't need to take out the key frequently, reducing the chances of forgetting or losing it. Unlocking when getting in and locking when getting out can be done by lightly pressing the small black dot on the driver or passenger door handle, which is very convenient. 3. The smart key system also provides sound and light prompts for locking and unlocking, eliminating confusion. Inside the car, the large start button is very conspicuous. By pressing the pedal and lightly pressing the button, the engine can be started. This feature is standard across all Haval M6 models.
Yes, the Haval M6 definitely has an automatic transmission version. I run a car repair shop and frequently handle SUVs like this. Most Haval M6 owners bring in models from 2020 onwards, such as the 2021 and 2022 versions, which come equipped with a 6-speed automatic transmission—much smoother to drive than a manual. In city traffic, you don’t need to press the clutch or shift gears, making it less tiring, and it performs steadily on slopes or highways. Haval has done a great job tuning the transmission, offering better affordability and durability compared to competitors like the Geely Boyue. If you’re interested in transmission details, check the official specs—automatic transmission options are usually listed in the configuration sheet. Also, remember to inspect the transmission fluid regularly during maintenance for peace of mind. In short, automatic transmission is a common feature, and a test drive before purchase will make everything clear.
I am the owner of a Haval M6 automatic transmission model, purchased last year, and it feels great to drive. During daily commutes stuck in Beijing's Third Ring Road traffic, the automatic transmission makes driving much easier, without the constant need to shift gears. When choosing the car, the 4S store introduced the M6 to me, confirmed it had an automatic transmission, and compared the price difference with the manual version—I ultimately opted for the top automatic model. The space is quite generous; the trunk can fit all the luggage for a family trip. In terms of fuel consumption, it's about 8 liters per 100 kilometers in the city, which isn’t too expensive. I recommend you visit the dealership to see the actual car. The automatic transmission option is clearly listed on the spec sheet, and after driving it for a few months, it feels like a worthwhile purchase.
