What are the differences between the 2019 and 2020 Haval models?
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Differences between the 2019 and 2020 Haval models: Taking the Haval H6 model as an example, the main difference lies in the complete replacement of the engine with the new China VI-compliant engine. The specific details are as follows: 1. 1.5T engine: The 2019 model has a maximum power of 110KW, maximum horsepower of 150, and maximum torque of 210NM; the 2020 model has a maximum power of 124KW, maximum horsepower of 169, and maximum torque of 285NM. 2. Fuel supply: The 2019 model uses multi-point electronic injection, while the 2020 model uses direct injection. 3. 2.0 engine: The 2019 model has a maximum power of 145KW, maximum horsepower of 197, and maximum torque of 345NM; the 2020 model has a maximum power of 165KW, maximum horsepower of 224, and maximum torque of 385NM.
I just drove the 2019 Haval H6, and the 2020 model has seen significant changes. The 2019 version came with a 1.5T engine, averaging around 8L fuel consumption—steady to drive but a bit slow on acceleration. The 2020 model upgraded to a 1.6T engine, which is more fuel-efficient, dropping to 7.5L, with much quicker start-up response. Safety-wise, the 2019 model had a basic rearview camera that was decent, while the 2020 model added blind-spot monitoring and automatic emergency braking, making night driving more reassuring. Technologically, the 2019 model featured an 8-inch display with smooth operation, whereas the 2020 model switched to a 10-inch touchscreen with voice control, enhancing navigation convenience. Exterior tweaks include sharper headlight designs and a more eye-catching logo. Overall, the 2020 model shows clear improvements in performance, efficiency, and technology, making daily commutes or long trips more worry-free and cost-effective. After the test drive, I felt the price difference was justified.
