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The Haval H6 GT: A budget-friendly alternative to luxury coupe SUVs

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When considering luxury mid-sized coupe SUVs, models like the BMW X4 and Mercedes-Benz GLC often come to mind.

However, their premium price tags can be a significant deterrent. However, for those seeking a stylish and feature packed alternative without the hefty cost, the Haval H6 GT presents an attractive option.

Priced at N$668 900, the Haval H6 GT offers a compelling blend of style and functionality that rivals its more expensive counterparts. According to Haval, this vehicle embodies “the ultimate balance of coupe sex appeal and contemporary SUV versatility.

Design

The H6 GT boasts a distinctive coupé inspired design enhanced by features such as aero side skirts, carbon-fibre inserts, roof spoilers, lip spoilers, wheel arch cladding and 19 inch gloss-black alloy wheels. These elements contribute to its sleek profile and makes you look twice anytime you see this car cruising around town.

Performance and Power

The sole model available is equipped with a powerful 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine delivering 155 kW of power and 325 Nm of torque. This is paired with a responsive 7 speed dual clutch transmission (DCT) for smooth gear shifts. The vehicle also features a high-performance torque on demand 4 wheel drive capability along with Race mode for an aggressive driving experience. Fuel consumption is claimed at 8.4l/100 and its 60 litre tank should cover an estimated distance of just over 700 kilometres.

Interior and Comfort

Being the only model on offer, there are no optional extras, so it comes fully kitted, which makes this an even more tempting offering. Inside, the H6 GT offers a minimalist yet premium and a practical experience with Alcantara trimmed seats, a synthetic leather steering wheel and carbon fibre inspired accents. Heated front seats, dual zone air conditioning and a panoramic sunroof ensure comfort across various Namibian climates.

The vehicle is further equipped with a 12.3-inch touchscreen supporting Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, wireless charging and 7 driving modes, a hands free tail gate, keyless access and a heads up display.

Safety Features

Safety is a priority for Haval and the H6 GT amongst its long list of safety features comes standard with adaptive cruise control, traffic jam assistance, and lane keep assist. A 360° HD camera system provides comprehensive visibility, while pre-collision warning, blind spot warning and automatic emergency raking enhance overall safety. There is also a tyre pressure system on board to ensure you keep an eye on your tyre pressures at all times.

Service and Warranty

The H6 GT comes with a service plan valid for 7 years/75 000 kilometres and a 7 year/200 000 kilometre warranty, which is quite impressive.

In summary, the Haval H6 GT may not carry a premium badge, but its a stylish SUV that comes fitted with all the bells and whistles and at that price practically, has no competition.

*Max Lodewyk is a motoring enthusiast.
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