Haval has unexpectedly raised prices for six of its crossovers at once: M6, Jolion, F7, F7x, H3, and H7. The price increase ranged from 30 to 50 thousand rubles, or approximately 1.3-2.2%.
The most affordable remains the Haval M6 with a 1.5-liter turbo engine producing 143 hp and two transmission options: a manual and a DCT "robot". The FWD DCT 2025 version now costs 2,199,000 rubles, which is 30 thousand more expensive than before.
The popular Jolion has increased in price in all trim levels except the base Comfort with a manual transmission, which remained at 1,999,000 rubles. The remaining versions with the DCT "robot" now cost from 2,349,000 to 2,799,000 rubles.
The Haval F7 has increased by 50 thousand in all five versions and costs from 2,749,000 to 3,549,000 rubles, depending on the engine (1.5 or 2.0 liters, 150-192 hp) and drive type.
The coupe-like F7x also added 50 thousand and is now estimated at 3,399,000-3,599,000 rubles.
The new H3 2025, which received the "Yandex Auto" system and voice control, now costs from 2,599,000 to 3,249,000 rubles, depending on the configuration and drive type.
The flagship H7 with a 2.0-liter engine producing 192 hp has risen in price to 3,549,000-3,849,000 rubles.
