What is the model of the original battery for Haval H6?

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OTheo
09/01/25 2:21am
The original battery model for the Haval H6 gasoline version is 55D26R (D26-60-R-T2-M) with a capacity of 60 ampere-hours; the battery model for the diesel version is 95D31R (D31-80-R-T2-M) with a capacity of 80 ampere-hours. Relevant information about car batteries is as follows: 1. Generally, the service life of a car battery is 2-3 years, while the original battery of a new car can last for more than 3 years. 2. Therefore, if the battery has been in use for nearly two years, it is important to pay attention as its service life may have expired. At this point, frequent checks should be conducted, and early inspections should be carried out to identify and resolve any issues promptly or replace the battery to avoid sudden 'failure' during use, which could lead to losses.
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BrantleyDella
09/13/25 5:20am
I've been driving a Haval H6 for several years, and the original battery is a VARTA EFB-60Ah model, which starts quite reliably. However, it tends to lose charge over time. I usually check the voltage every two years, and if it drops below 12.4V, it's time to replace it to avoid getting stranded. When replacing, I opt for compatible brands like Camel or Sail, which save about 200 yuan compared to the original. The battery is located under the hood, with the model number clearly visible on the left front side. To prolong its life from three to over four years, avoid too many short trips and try to drive for at least 30 minutes at a time to recharge. Winter is the most problematic season, so I warm up the car in the garage for a few minutes before heading out. The maintenance manual also recommends replacing it with an AGM type, which is more resistant to high temperatures and vibrations. Overall, the original battery is worry-free, but aftermarket options are also good.
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