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Is the Haval F7 a four-wheel drive vehicle?

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AdrianMarie

07/29/25 4:04am

Haval F7 has a four-wheel drive version. Below is the extended content: Haval F7 Design Overview: The Haval F7's on-demand four-wheel drive system is based on a front-wheel drive layout, where the front wheels are primarily driven, and the rear wheels receive power only when the front wheels slip. The on-demand four-wheel drive system is simple in structure, compact in size, lightweight, and cost-effective, making it highly suitable for urban SUVs. The Haval F7 features a MacPherson independent front suspension and a double-wishbone independent rear suspension. The double-wishbone independent suspension is an improvement over the double-wishbone suspension, replacing the two wishbones with two links. This suspension type is more cost-effective, simpler in structure, and takes up less space. The double-wishbone independent suspension enhances the vehicle's handling and cornering stability. Haval F7 Engine Overview: The Haval F7 is equipped with two engines: a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine and a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine. Both engines are paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. The dual-clutch transmission offers fast gear shifts and high transmission efficiency, providing drivers with a crisp and responsive shifting experience.

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DiNicole

08/12/25 7:49am

I've driven the Haval F7 a few times, and the car is quite flexible in terms of configuration. The standard version is mostly front-wheel drive, but it offers a four-wheel-drive option, like the one I test-drove with the i-Smart all-wheel-drive system. This system automatically distributes power to the rear wheels on slippery roads, enhancing stability and traction, which is very useful in rainy or snowy weather. When buying the car, you need to check the specific model and optional packages—for example, the F7x sports version usually comes with four-wheel drive, while the base model is typically front-wheel drive. If you plan to drive in rural areas or on slopes, four-wheel drive will be practical, but for daily city commuting, front-wheel drive is more fuel-efficient and cost-effective. I recommend checking the official vehicle manual or consulting in detail at a 4S store—don't just decide based on online descriptions; the actual experience is more important.

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