The very cool Great Wall Haval E concept debuted at the Beijing Auto Show, with incredible Lambo-style doors that make it loox like an angry bat. The Haval E concept is a hybrid and previews a new crossover hatchback that will hit the Chinese car market within three years. Doors will go, wheels will be silver and power will come from decent 1.5 and 1.5 turbo patrol engines.

Still, it is good to have a quick look at the hybrid system because one day it might be used in production cars. The system is called ‘BSG Light Duty Hybrid System’. Patrol power goes to the front axle, electric power to the rear axle. Patrol power is provided by a 1.3 four-cylinder with 110kw and 22nm, mated to a 6-speed DCT. The electric motor poops out another 70kw and 270nm. Great Wall says the Haval E has a 190km/h top speed, 0-100 is gone in 8 seconds. Size: 4390/1855/1600, wheelbase is 2600. Kerb weight: 1600kg.

Steering ‘wheel’ will sadly be replaced…

The Great Wall Haval H7 SUV debuted at the Beijing Auto Show, it will be listed on the China car market late this year. The Haval H7 is the production version of the Haval SC60 concept that debuted at the 2010 Beijing Auto Show. Greatwall hired a foreign model to stand by the H7, that is still kinda special in China. She said she was from Germany, her name was Marta. Hello Marta!

The H7 is a good looking, big SUV. Great Wall’s design is getting better and better over the years. It lost the crappy Korean influences and is firmly on its own now. We say: good. The H7 is Great Wall’s biggest car so far: 4800/1938/1785, wheelbase is 2915. curb weight is 2200 kg. Power comes from a new 2.0 turbo four-cylinder with 160kw and a very healthy 324nm, mated to a six-speed automatic. Top speed is 180km/h, 0-100 is gone in 10.6 seconds. The H7 comes standard with 4-wheel drive standard. Price will start around 150.000 yuan.

Very neat interior. Automatic gearbox here. Screen sits very low again, we see that a lotta times lately with Chinese car makers. A seriously dangerous development that will cause accidents because drivers have to look too far down and away from the road.

By Marta, have fun now…

These are the first teasers for the Great Wall Haval E concept, a ‘new energy’ SUV that will debut at the Beijing Auto Show. The sketches show a very stylish SUV that indicates Great Wall’s future design direction. The Haval E is powered by a hybrid drive-train with a total output of 245hp. It can switch from 4×2 to 4×4 and comes with a ‘brake energy recovery system’.

The body is interesting as well. To save wait the Haval E uses carbon fiber composite materials (GFRP) in the doors, the bonnet and other parts. The windows are made of special ‘PC Glass’, developed by Bayer AG from Germany, it reduces the weight of the windows by at least 40%. The roof has solar panels that can power the aircon and other electrical systems. No word yet on production plans…

Via: Authome.com.

This is the new Great Wall Haval H7 SUV, it will officially debut at the 2012 Beijing Auto Show later this month but the first pics leaked to the internet today. The Haval H7 is the production version of the Haval SC60 concept that debuted at the 2010 Beijing Auto Show.

The H7 is Great Wall’s biggest car so far: 4800/1938/1785, wheelbase is 2915. curb weight is 2200 kg. Power comes from a new 2.0 turbo four-cylinder with 160kw and a very healthy 324nm, mated to a six-speed automatic. Top speed is 180km/h, 0-100 is gone in 10.6 seconds. The H7 comes with 4-wheel drive standard.

Large and impressive grill. The Haval H7 will be listed on the Chinese car market in late 2012 or early 2013, and it will be exported as well to Great Wall’s ever growing foreign markets. Price yet unknown but a good guess would be a start from 150.000 yuan.

Via: Sohu.com.

The Great Wall Haval M4 Crossover will be listed on the China car market late this month. The fine looking vehicle will compete with cars such as the Suzuki SX4, price will start around 90.000 yuan end end around 110.000 yuan.

The Haval M4 will be powered by a 1.5 with 106hp and 138nm, mated to a 5-speed manual or a CVT. Earlier on we heard Great Wall would also offer a 1.3 liter engine but that one seems off the table now.

‘Rough’ Jeep-style interior will appeal to city folk.

Via: Autohome.

A righ-hand drive Great Wall Haval H5 SUV has been spotted testing in India. This however doesn’t mean Great Wall will officially enter the Indian car market. According to Indianautosblog.com the H5 will be imported by International Cars & Motor Ltd (ICML) and sold under their own brand name. ICML currently manufactures the Rhino, a small ‘n cheap MPV, for the Indian market.

The Greatwall Haval H6 was listed on the Chinese car market in August last year. Only available transmission is a 5-speed manual. That however will change in April when Greatwall launches not just one but two automatic gearboxes for the H6: a 4-speed and a 6-speed, both will debut at the Beijing Auto Show. Via: Autohome.

Greatwall had applied for patent on the IF, a sporty sportback that debuted as a concept at the Shanghai Auto Show in April. The production car will likely debut at the April 2012 Beijing Auto Show.

The Greatwall IF at the Shanghai Auto Show. The IF will be sold under the Haval (fka Hover) brand. There will be two engines: 2.0 with 218hp and 324nm and a new 3.0 V6.size: 5030x1931x1840, wheelbase is 3075. A very big car from Greatwall, a company that loox more successful by the day.

Via: Sohu.com.

The Greatwall Haval M2 small SUV will get a facelift that makes it much more in ya face. The word ‘Haval’ in big Range Rover-like letters on the bonnet and a load of extra chrome in the grille.

Current Haval M2. boring indeed. Power comes from a 1.5 with 104hp and 138nm, price ranges from 65.000 yuan to 90.000 yuan. Size:4011mm/1744mm/1720mm.

Via: 163.

The Greatwall Haval M4 crossover debuted at the Shanghai Auto Show in April, it will be listed in the second half of 2012. The Haval M4 is based on the Greatwall Tengyi C20R that will be listed in September.

Power comes from a 1.3 with 92hp and 118nm or a 1.5 with 106hp and 138nm, mated to a 5-speed manual or 5-speed automatic. Price will start around 90.000 yuan.

The M4 at the Shanghai Auto Show.

Via: Autohome.