GWM Haval Jolion launching soon in Malaysia, here’s what to expect

GWM Haval Jolion launching soon in Malaysia, here’s what to expect

Great Wall Motors previewed not one, not two, but a total of three models at the 2023 Malaysia Auto Show, which are set to land on Malaysian soil this year. The list of the models includes two Haval SUVs - Jolian and H6 and the Cannon pick truck. We have already discussed the expected specifications of the H6 and Cannon, and now it’s time to know about the upcoming Haval Jolion in detail -

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • When will the GWM Haval Jolian launch in Malaysia?

    The GWM Haval Jolian is likely to launch in Malaysia later this year.
  • What powers the upcoming GWM Haval Jolian?

    The GWM Haval Jolian is likely to come powered by a hybrid system, comprising a 1.5-litre naturally-aspirated four-cylinder petrol unit and an electric motor producing a total system output of 190 PS and 375 Nm.
  • The Haval Jolian is a B-segment crossover SUV that was first introduced in 2020. Just like the Haval H6, it is also based on the brand’s “LEMON” platform known for its lightweight tech and great performance. The SUV comes in both pure ICE and hybrid forms globally; the latter made its world debut in Thailand in late 2021. The version of the Jolian displayed at the local show was also a hybrid one.

    Here’s what we expect from this upcoming hybrid SUV to offer -

    Haval Jolion exterior 

    The Haval Jolion has a bold and athletic exterior design that captures attention wherever it goes. On the front lies a chunky Star Matrix grille, edged by distinctive full-LED headlights. The latter merges seamlessly with a massive triangular segment housing daytime running lights. 

    Also parts of the kit are the C-shaped LED tail lights, 18-inch alloy wheels wrapped with 225/55 profile tyres, chrome elements on the skid plate-esque trims positioned on bumpers, blue accents headlamps, and sunroof. 

    Haval Jolion dimensions

    In terms of dimensions, the upcoming Haval SUV measures 4,472 mm in length, 1,841 mm in width 1,619 mm in height, and spans a wheelbase measuring 2,700 mm. These measurements make it bigger than existing popular B-segment SUVs in Malaysia, including the Proton X50 and Honda HR-V. Here’s a quick comparison of all three SUVs -

    Dimensions

    Jolian Hybrid

    X50

    HR-V

    Length

    4,472 mm

    4,330 mm

    4,385 mm

    Width

    1,841 mm

    1,800 mm

    1,790 mm

    Height

    1,619 mm

    1,609 mm

    1,590 mm

    Wheelbase

    2,700 mm

    2,600 mm

    2,610 mm

    Haval Jolion interior

    The interior of the upcoming Haval Jolion looks modern and stylish. It is likely to be kitted with all creature comforts a modern-day driver needs, including -

    • 7-inch digital instrument cluster
    • 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system
    • Apple Carplay connectivity
    • Multi-function steering wheel
    • Leather upholstery
    • Automatic air-conditioning
    • Electronic parking brake with auto brake hold
    • Electronic Shifter
    • Wireless phone charger
    • Keyless Entry System
    • Push-start button
    • Six speakers
    • Power-adjustable front seats
    • 60:40 split rear seats
    • 1,069 litres boot space

    Haval Jolion powertrain

    Given the assumption that the SUV is imported from Thailand, it is highly likely that its mechanical setup will resemble that of the Thai-spec model. The said setup comprises a 1.5-litre naturally-aspirated four-cylinder petrol unit delivering a maximum power of 95 PS and a peak torque of 125 Nm and an electric motor chipping in 156 PS and 250 Nm. The combined system output is rated at 190 PS and 375 Nm of torque.

    The power is sent to the front wheels via a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. The fuel consumption of the SUV is rated at 5.1 litres per 100 km (19.6 kmpl).

    Haval Jolion safety 

    As for safety, we can expect the Malaysia-spec SUV to be loaded with a whole lot of driver assistance systems. The list of expected safety systems comprises -

    • Adaptive Cruise Control 
    • Automatic emergency braking
    • Lane Departure Warning System
    • Lane Departure Assist System
    • Lane Keeping System
    • Blind spot monitoring system
    • Forward Collision Warning System
    • Rear Collision Warning System
    • Traffic Sign Recognition
    • Traffic Jam Assist
    • 360 degree surround view camera
    • 3 Intelligent Parking Assist Systems (parallel, perpendicular, and diagonal)
    • Six airbags
    • Traction Control System
    • Electronic Stability Programme
    • Hill Descent Control
    • Hill-Start Assist Control
    • Tyre Pressure Management System

    Haval Jolion price

    No details are yet available on the Haval Jolion Hybrid price in Malaysia. However, a hint can be taken from the neighbouring market where it retails at THB 999,000, which is approximately equal to RM 131,688.

    Are you excited about the GWM Haval Jolion Hybrid launch in Malaysia? Let us know in the comments.

    Also read: Ora Good Cat EV gets a new Pistachio Green colour scheme

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