Though we didn't get the second generation Haval H6, we do get the third generation, which will be discussed here. You can imagine the significant leap from the first to third generation H6, which has sold quite well at its home in China and now is making its mark globally. Here are our H6 reviews.
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The H6 is an all-rounder. Versatility, comfort, and safety are the pillars that make this an attractive product. The H6 aims to be a best-in-class product and offer a stellar amount of features and specifications. You can even opt for a Hybrid Electric variant of the H6 for extra frugal commuting. With five variants available, which one depreciates the fastest?
1. Haval H6 2.0T 7DCT 2WD Premium
Price as new (2021) - from R419 900
Market value (2024) - from R378 000
Average mileage - 54 000km
Value Retained - 90%
2. Haval H6 2.0T 7DCT 2WD Luxury
Price as new (2021) - from R454 900
Market value (2024) - from R389 000
Average mileage - 39 000km
Value Retained - 85%
3. Haval H6 2.0T 7DCT 4WD Luxury
Price as new (2021) - from R479 900
Market value (2024) - from R415 000
Average mileage - 37 000km
Value Retained - 86%
4. Haval H6 2.0T 7DCT 4WD Super Luxury
Price as new (2021) - from R514 900
Market value (2024) - from R404 000
Average mileage - 45 000km
Value Retained - 78%
5. Haval H6 1.5T DHT Ultra Luxury Hybrid
Price as new (2022) - from R679 950
Market value (2024) - from R510 000
Average mileage - 29 000km
Value Retained - 75%
Verdict
Interestingly, the Hybrid version of the H6 depreciates the most, with the least depreciation from the entry-level Premium variant. The entry-level Premium variant also has the most average mileage and is near the end of its service plan. If you want to see how expensive it is to maintain a H6, then read on here. However, the Hybrid H6 has the least average mileage.
Now that you have this info, you can search AutoTrader for the latest used and new H6 offerings and sell your car, too.
