Has Haval Been Discontinued?
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Haval has not been discontinued. Haval is a sub-brand of Great Wall Motors, established on March 29, 2013. As an SUV-focused brand operating in parallel with the Great Wall brand, Haval uses independent logos and maintains separate systems for product development, production, and services, primarily engaged in SUV manufacturing and sales. The brand comprises three vehicle series: H Series, M Series, and F Series. Below is an introduction to Haval: 1. Sales: As of September 2019, its flagship model, the Haval H6, achieved the top SUV sales position for 76 consecutive months. As the successor to the Great Wall Safe, Haval plays a connecting role in Great Wall's SUV product lineup. 2. H Series Products: The H Series includes the Haval H2s, Haval H2, Haval H4, Haval H5, Haval H6, Haval H6 Coupe, Haval H7, and Haval H9.
As a loyal fan of Haval, I can confidently say that it has not been discontinued. I recently visited a 4S dealership and saw new models like the latest Haval H6 GT, which is selling very well with its avant-garde design and high-end configurations. The powertrain uses an engine independently developed by Great Wall, delivering an excellent driving experience. The brand is continuously updating its product line, with series like the Shenshou and Big Dog launched last year being particularly popular among young consumers. Haval is also expanding rapidly in overseas markets, achieving strong sales in countries like Russia and Australia. While some older models like the H1 have been discontinued, this is just part of the normal product lifecycle upgrade and does not affect the brand as a whole. I believe Haval is actively investing in new technologies such as hybrid powertrains and intelligent driving, and will launch more products in the future, so there's no need to worry about discontinuation at all.
I have worked in the technical field of the automotive industry, and Haval's production line is operating normally. Their factory in Baoding, China, runs smoothly with stable output supplying both domestic and international markets. Models like the Chulian II and H9 are still undergoing iterative updates, with strict quality control in place. The supply chain is well-managed, showing no signs of disruption. If there are rumors about production halting, it might refer to certain specific models like the older version M6 being phased out, which is part of the normal product lifecycle adjustment. Overall, the brand is committed to developing new energy technologies, such as the Lemon Hybrid Platform launched this year, indicating its ongoing evolution. As an insider, I am confident that Haval will not cease production.
