Previously seen in renderings, the Haval H7 was publicly displayed by Great Wall today. This is a different car from what was previously called the Great Wall H7, which has since been become the Haval H8.
The H7 will have a 2850mm wheelbase, which is a size that…
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Renderings of a new SUV with the Haval logo surfaced as the Shanghai Auto Show looms large. For the unacquainted, Haval was created to become an SUV-only independent brand from Great Wall, part of the company’s recent shift in brand strategy.
What exactly this SUV is remains unknown, but it is speculated to be the a midsize SUV whose internal codename…
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According to Chinese media reports both Foton and Great Wall Motors are planning to enter the Indian market in the near future. Foton has reportedly acquired a patch of land on which to develop a production facility for commercial vehicles due to the large demand for efficient CV’s in the Indian market.
Great Wall Motors are also reportedly planning…
Read More →Old time CCT Favorite Michael Dunne has put forward his reasons as to why Great Wall vehicles are suddenly becoming filled with asbestos parts via the Wall Street Journal. Michael is no stranger to the Chinese automotive industry, so his theory potentially holds some water. Both Chery and GWM have invested a great deal in their automotive build quality,…
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From what we have heard Great Wall Australia have had great sales over the past few years since their launch, the demand for cheap SUV’s and trucks is quite high due to their largely disposable nature. Sydney Morning Herald…
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Great Wall showed in Beijing a electric-gasoline hybrid concept, the Haval E. Sporting a panoramic roof and scissor doors, it stood out in Great Wall’s stand.
The Haval E uses unibody construction and will replace glass with polycarbonate resin, which is 40 to 60% lighter than glass. Its dimensions are 4390 × 1855 × 1600mm (L × W ×…
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The US electric car brand, Coda, works with Harbin based Hafei Auto to develop its electric car products. However, with Hafei falling under Chang-an’s control there hasn’t been any new products developed for a number of years and the likelihood of one coming in the short term is also depressingly low. Code turned to Baoding based mover and shaker Great…
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C-NCAP has released the result of the first batch of crash tests in 2012. A total of ten cars were crash tested, and nearly…
International…
Great Wall’s Bulgarian factory is ready to open its doors according to this AFP press report, however it seems that AFP have forgotten that SAIC already have a factory…
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