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What are the differences between Haval M6 and M6 Plus?

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DeClayton

08/27/25 7:48am

The differences between Haval M6 and M6 Plus are as follows: 1. Exterior: The most significant difference between the standard version and the PLUS version is the exterior design. The standard M6 features a mesh grille design, while the PLUS version has a more aggressive grille shape with an inclined mesh pattern and narrower headlights, giving it a more stylish and dynamic appearance. At the rear, the PLUS version adopts a full-width taillight design, with the English logo relocated below in a larger, more prominent font for better recognition. 2. Body: The PLUS version measures 4664*1830*1729mm in length, width, and height, with a wheelbase of 2680mm, making it longer and taller than the current model. 3. Interior: The interior differences lie in the dashboard design. The PLUS version features a floating central touchscreen, with air vents moved below the screen and chrome trim added, enhancing the overall design aesthetic. However, the current model's layout is tidy with clearly defined functional zones, which is also acceptable. 4. Features: Comparing the base models, the PLUS version includes features like a rearview camera, auto hold, hill descent control, a 10.25-inch touchscreen, navigation, smartphone connectivity, voice recognition, car networking, and LED headlights, significantly upgrading the tech offerings. However, it lacks keyless entry for the driver's seat and rear parking sensors. The current model has rear parking sensors but lacks a rearview camera and other tech features. Overall, the PLUS version is larger, better equipped, and offers good value for money.

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DeCharlie

09/09/25 6:33am

Recently, I've been considering Haval's SUVs. After test-driving the M6, I tried the M6 PLUS and noticed significant differences. The M6 has a more traditional exterior with a horizontal grille design and somewhat square headlights. The PLUS version upgrades to a dot-matrix grille and sharper LED daytime running lights, giving it a more youthful and stylish look. Inside, the PLUS features a larger screen (upgraded from 8 to 10 inches) and adds intelligent voice control, making daily navigation much more convenient. Both models use a 1.5T engine, but the PLUS has better tuning for smoother low-speed gear shifts, with similar fuel consumption around 7-8L. The space is comparable, with a spacious 5-seat layout and a large trunk for luggage. Maintenance costs are similar, but the PLUS includes additional safety features like blind-spot monitoring, which is reassuring for new drivers. If your budget allows, I recommend opting for the newer PLUS model—its detailed upgrades make long-term ownership more hassle-free.

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