How to engage the reverse gear on a Haval H6?

[LeDylan]

For the Haval H6 automatic transmission models, simply shift to the R gear. For manual transmission models, the reverse gear position is located in front of the 1st gear. Carefully observe the gear lever where there is a silver ring sleeve. To engage the reverse gear, you need to lift this sleeve upwards and then push forward to shift into reverse. More details about the Haval H6 are as follows: 1. Exterior: The red badge H6 models are positioned for family users, featuring a more grand and luxurious design style with strong visual impact. The blue badge models target younger demographics, suitable for young couples or singles, with a more sporty, dynamic, and tech-savvy design. 2. Interior: The air vent designs are very avant-garde, aligning well with the preferences of the target consumer groups. The multifunction area also includes voice control buttons. The instrument panel is fully digital, offering three different styles. 3. Powertrain: The main Haval H6 models are equipped with 1.5T high/low power turbocharged engines and a 2.0T turbocharged engine. The low-power version of the 1.5T engine delivers a maximum power of 110kW, while the high-power version reaches up to 124kW. The 2.0T engine can achieve a maximum power of 145kW (197PS).

[StAngelina]

Having driven for many years, engaging the reverse gear in a Haval H6 manual transmission is all about steady hands and careful attention: Step one, press the clutch pedal all the way down, and the car must be completely stationary; Step two, press the safety button on top of the gear lever while gently pushing it into the reverse position. Don’t force it, or you might damage the gearbox. When I drove the older Haval H6, occasionally it wouldn’t engage because I forgot to press the clutch or the car was still rolling—releasing and pressing the clutch again usually fixed it. Beginners should practice a few times in an empty space, combining it with checking the road via the rearview mirror. The H6 handles well but requires some time to get used to. Regular maintenance should include checking clutch wear to ensure safe and smooth reversing.

[VanJulianna]

Shifting the automatic H6 into reverse is a breeze: After starting the engine, press the brake pedal, then pull the gear lever to the R position – the reverse lights will illuminate and the camera automatically pops up on the screen. Remember, the vehicle must be completely stationary before engaging R gear to avoid transmission damage. When my friend first got the H6, he often forgot to press the brake, but after a few practice sessions, it became smooth. The reverse radar also beeps to indicate obstacle proximity. The H6's user-friendly design makes automatic transmission worry-free – new drivers instantly appreciate its convenience after one drive. Just remember daily safety: don't get distracted by your phone, always check blind spots before reversing.

[OSamantha]

When I first learned to drive the H6, I also had trouble figuring out the reverse gear: after the car comes to a complete stop, press the brake or clutch, then push the gear lever to the position marked R at the bottom. For manual transmissions, you need to press the button, while for automatic transmissions, you can just shift directly. Don’t rush—if it doesn’t engage, the lever might be stuck or not fully in position; just give it a slight wiggle and try again. Practice a few times to get the feel, and use the rearview camera to check the road behind you. The H6 is a reliable car; as long as you operate it carefully, it’s steady and dependable.