Haval H6 HEV Design: Interior and Exterior

Saudi Arabia: Take a look at the Haval H6 HEV from any exterior angle, and it is obvious it looks quite premium. 

What really works in the exterior designs is the panoramic sunroof that stretches across the cabin ceiling. This feature matters in Saudi Arabia, where family buyers want airy interiors despite running AC constantly. The glass dims electronically, keeping heat manageable.

Get in and you are greeted with a sleek and upscale cabin. The cockpit has a 10.25-inch infotainment screen that dominates the dashboard. The size seems right for the cabin proportions. Too small looks cheap; too large looks tacked on. Haval found the balance.

At the front, there are ventilation and heating. In Saudi summers, ventilated seats stop your back from sweating against leather. It's not a luxury; it's a necessity. Most competitors charge extra for this feature. Haval includes it as standard, which is a smart move. For your entertainment and music, the cabin is fitted with eight speakers to handle audio duties. No brand name is mentioned, which usually means adequate but unremarkable sound quality.

• Wireless charging is in the centre console. Convenient until your phone heats up from charging while navigation runs and the Saudi sun beats down. 
• The trunk opens with a kick sensor. Wave your foot under the bumper and it pops open.
• Keyless entry rounds out convenience features. Walk up, door unlocks. Walk away, car locks.

Overall it is fair to say that the exterior design appears quite modern. There is nothing radical, but certainly quite contemporary. At this price point, the SUV is well-equipped with what buyers expect in this segment. The cabin is something most buyers will find quite elegant and has most features that are necessary for everyday use. One thing that is quite common among Chinese brands is that they have been well designed as well as equipped at a relatively low price to take on more established rivals in the Saudi market.

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