The differences between the four versions of Haval Big Dog are as follows: 1. Different configurations: Variations in wheel rims and spokes, tire sizes, manual/automatic folding of exterior rearview mirrors, side steps, manual/sensing tailgate, front radar sensors, front windshield heating, sunshades, seat adjustments, airbags, front fog lights, reverse camera, sunroof, etc. 2. Different prices: The Mastiff version is the most expensive, followed by the Border Collie version, then the Labrador version, with the Husky version being the most affordable. Below are detailed introductions to the four versions: 1. Husky version: As an entry-level model, the Husky version's external features are not too basic, featuring full LED headlights and taillights, roof rack, keyless entry for the driver's seat, rear four-way parking radar, and reverse camera. Interior features include a 10.25-inch LCD instrument panel, 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system, multifunction steering wheel with paddle shifters, cruise control, electronic parking brake + auto hold, remote control via smartphone, single-zone automatic air conditioning, 6-speaker system, and rear air vents. Safety features include low-speed emergency braking, driver fatigue monitoring, front airbags, side airbags, and ESP. 2. Labrador version: Compared to the Husky version, it adds front and rear head airbags, 360-degree panoramic camera, panoramic sunroof, keyless entry for the passenger seat, leather seats, power-adjustable driver's seat, 12.3-inch infotainment screen, cornering lights, LED front fog lights, rain-sensing wipers, and "transparent chassis" feature, enhancing both safety and convenience with significantly richer configurations. 3. Border Collie version: Compared to the Labrador version, it adds lane departure warning/keeping assist, road traffic sign recognition, autonomous emergency braking, front radar, adaptive cruise control, power/sensing tailgate, HUD display, wireless charging, lumbar support for the driver's seat, seat heating, 12V power outlet in the trunk, adaptive high beam, reading lights, one-touch up/down for all windows, vanity mirror lights for both front seats, and dual-zone air conditioning. The most valuable additions are the adaptive cruise control (ACC), forward collision warning (FCW/AEB for vehicles/pedestrians/cyclists), lane departure warning (LDW), lane keeping assist (LKA), lane centering assist (LCK), traffic sign recognition (TSR), and traffic jam assist (TJA/ICA), indicating that the Border Collie version has basic L2-level autonomous driving capabilities. 4. Mastiff version: Compared to the Border Collie version, it adds blind spot detection + lane change assist, rear cross-traffic alert, automatic parking, fixed side steps, dashcam, power-adjustable passenger seat, ambient lighting, heated/folding/power-folding exterior mirrors, auto-dimming rearview mirror, air purifier, negative ion generator, and trace reverse assist. Compared to the Labrador version, the top-tier Mastiff version adds side steps, power-folding exterior mirrors, auto-dimming rearview mirror, front six-way parking radar, smartphone Bluetooth key, 10-speaker system, and negative ion air purifier + AQS air quality management system. Additional active safety features include blind spot detection + lane change assist, rear cross-traffic alert, door opening warning, intelligent dodge assist, and dashcam.
