What is the Haima Family?

[StAthena]

Haima Family is the Haima Freme. The Freme (Family) produced by Hainan Mazda was introduced from the Mazda Familia. Here is more information about the Freme: 1. In terms of appearance, the Freme sedan has a body size of 4698/1806/1477mm, with a leading length in its class. Its 2685mm ultra-long wheelbase meets the A+ standard, providing ample space for both front and rear passengers and enhancing comfort. The Freme sedan features a 415L super-large trunk to meet various user needs. It adopts the Wind Aesthetics design concept, combining the essence of European aesthetics and Eastern aesthetics, creating a front face inspired by the Kunpeng spreading its wings, delivering a dynamic and sporty visual effect. 2. In terms of interior, the Freme sedan's dashboard adopts a floating three-dimensional design, with an added intelligent trip computer LCD screen. The 12-inch intelligent interactive touch LCD screen integrates all functions: the luxury model's center console features a Tesla-style 12-inch high-sensitivity capacitive screen, integrating functions such as air conditioning and audio controls, offering a strong sense of technology and luxury. 3. In terms of power, the Freme sedan is equipped with a 1.6L+6MT high-efficiency powertrain, featuring a self-developed 1.6L engine with high-efficiency power: Haima's self-developed 1.6L naturally aspirated engine uses low-friction technology for moving parts and incorporates advanced technologies such as variable intake manifold, intake-side variable valve timing system i-VVT, 4-2-1 tight-coupled exhaust manifold, lightweight all-aluminum engine, and priority cooling cylinder head, improving combustion efficiency and power while reducing fuel consumption.

[Nora]

The Haima Family is actually a car I drive myself. It belongs to the compact family sedan series launched by Haima Auto, primarily the Famiy model. I chose it mainly because the price is quite affordable, starting at around 80,000 to 120,000 RMB, which is very suitable for working-class people. For daily commuting, the fuel consumption is not high, averaging about 7 liters per 100 kilometers, making it very economical for city driving. The space design is also good, with a trunk that can hold a lot of stuff, making family trips with kids and luggage feel spacious. However, if you're looking for luxury, it might fall short, as the interior materials are quite basic. But the maintenance costs are low, and after several years of driving, I haven't encountered any major issues. In short, if you're a first-time car buyer with a limited budget and prioritize practicality, this car is worth a try.

[JulianRose]

I remember when our child first started school, our whole family discussed which car to buy and finally settled on the Haima Family. It was mainly the Haima Family model, positioned as a family car with an affordable price—just over 100,000 RMB to get started. The space was indeed spacious; the back seat could comfortably fit two kids with their school bags without feeling cramped. The seats were quite comfortable, making long trips less tiring. In terms of fuel consumption, daily school runs of a few kilometers only cost a few RMB in gas. Maintenance was also inexpensive, with many service points available, and each visit only cost a few hundred RMB. However, its appearance wasn’t particularly stylish, leaning more toward a practical, older design—younger people might find it a bit outdated. But for parents like me who prioritize affordability and reliability, the overall experience was quite good, and I’d recommend it to similar families to consider.

[Andrew]

The Haima Family is part of Haima Auto's Fumex series. I've been following the automotive market, and this model is quite well-known in China. It originated from the old Fumex series developed in collaboration with Mazda. Later, Haima independently designed it, targeting ordinary families. Its core advantage lies in its high cost-performance ratio, with the base model starting at 80,000 yuan. The engine runs smoothly and is fuel-efficient, making it suitable for daily commuting. The space layout is reasonable, with ample legroom in the rear seats, and it offers stable performance on highways. However, the interior materials are average, with a noticeable plastic feel, and the features are not as advanced as those in joint-venture brands. Competition is fierce now, with many similar domestic models available, but the Haima Family still holds its ground due to affordability and reliability. If you're budget-conscious and looking for a hassle-free car, it's worth considering.

[AryaMarie]

After retirement, I wanted to switch to a compact car and test-drove the Haima Family, also known as the Haima Fremea. Positioned as an economical family sedan, it falls within the price range of 80,000 to 100,000 RMB, which is just right for someone like me with a stable income. It handles quite well, with light steering and good maneuverability in city driving, maintaining a fuel consumption of around 7 liters. The trunk space is sufficient for grocery shopping or short trips with luggage. Reliability has been solid over three to four years of use, with no major repair costs beyond regular maintenance. However, the power output is a bit weak, making steep climbs somewhat challenging, and the new car smell was quite noticeable. Overall, this car is suitable for those seeking affordability and low maintenance.

[McPenelope]

I have a good understanding of the Haima Family, commonly known as the Haima Fukumi, a compact sedan. What I like most about it is its exterior design—clean and stylish lines, unlike some outdated models, making it perfect for young people in their twenties like me to start with. It's affordable, with the base model costing less than 100,000 yuan. The power isn't strong but sufficient, and it's fuel-efficient for city driving. In terms of space, the front seats are comfortable, and the rear is spacious enough to carry four or five people for gatherings with friends. The interior is simple but comes with basic features like Bluetooth connectivity. However, the suspension is on the stiff side, and you can feel the bumps clearly on rough roads. Overall, if you're on a tight budget and want a decent-looking, practical car, it's worth recommending.