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Will the Haoyue have a new model in 2021?

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LeBrayden

07/24/25 4:33am

Haoyue will have a new model in 2021. Exterior: For the front face, the grille adopts a larger vertical waterfall-style design layout, paired with LED headlight clusters on both sides, making it look more sharp and dynamic. The lower bumper is also decorated with silver chrome trim, highlighting a sense of fashion within its robust appearance. Interior: On the dashboard, a large-sized floating LCD display is used in the center, paired with a full LCD instrument panel, enhancing the technological feel to some extent. Additionally, the new car features extensive soft material padding and a large amount of chrome decoration, creating a comfortable and cozy interior atmosphere overall. Powertrain: The 2021 Geely Haoyue is expected to be equipped with a 1.8T turbocharged engine, with a maximum output power of 135 kW and a peak torque of 300 Nm. In terms of the transmission system, it will be matched with a 6-speed automatic manual transmission and a 7-speed wet dual-clutch transmission, delivering excellent power performance.

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ChaseMarie

08/11/25 12:07am

I recently researched the timeline of the Haoyue while helping a friend shop for a car. The 2021 model did indeed receive a mid-year upgrade, with the most noticeable change being the front fascia—the grille was switched to a vertical waterfall design, and the fog light area got a new shape, making it look more rugged than the older version. The interior added a full LCD instrument panel display, and the infotainment system now supports Huawei HiCar. What I appreciate most is its space optimization—the seven-seater version’s second row was changed to three independent seats, and the floor remains completely flat. However, the powertrain didn’t see major changes, sticking with the familiar 1.8T paired with a 7DCT, though it did add practical features like underbody protection panels. If you’re buying a used Haoyue now, check if the seats are brown perforated leather—that’s a telltale sign of the newer model.

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