Haval H9 2024– car dimensions: 5070 mm long, 1960 mm wide and 1930 mm high. Unladen weight is 2,365 kg. Braked towing is 2,500 kg.
The cabin has a 14.6-inch touchscreen and 10.25-inch digital cluster as standard, with HiCar and Carlink phone connectivity plus voice controls for media, nav and climate. Automatic dual-zone climate is standard with rear vents. Base trim gets basic cruise and rear sensors plus 360-degree camera with transparent chassis. Mid and top trims add full adaptive cruise, L2 aids including AEB, blind-spot monitoring, lane keep and front sensors for easier daily drives and highway runs.
Five-seat boot holds 791 litres with seats up and expands to 1814 litres when the second row folds flat. Seven-seat option is available on higher trims and cuts space when the third row is in use.
Braked towing is rated at 2500 kg across the range, with optional tow hitch and power outlet packages on most trims for trailer or camper use. The ladder-frame body and low-range four-wheel drive suit light work and off-road loads, though payload figures are not listed in detail.
The cabin feels spacious and quiet for a body-on-frame SUV, with soft multi-layer seats that include 10 mm comfort foam and good support. Higher grades add front ventilation, heating and eight-mode massage plus rear heating and ventilation. Front acoustic laminated glass and multi-seal doors keep noise low at 57 dB around 80 km/h. A large openable panoramic roof and three-zone climate add to the relaxed family feel on long trips.
2.0T petrol returns WLTC combined 10.7 L/100 km on 92-octane fuel with 80 L tank.
Whole-vehicle warranty is 5 years or 150 000 km. first-owner engine and transmission core parts carry lifetime cover.
Service interval listed as 10 000 km or 12 months after free first service at 5 000 km.
Standard safety includes dual front airbags, side airbags, curtain airbags, ABS, ESP and tyre-pressure display.
L2 driver aids such as AEB, lane-keep assist, adaptive cruise and 360-degree camera appear from mid grades.
The 2.0-litre turbo petrol is paired with an 8-speed automatic and full-time TOD four-wheel drive. Official combined consumption sits at 10.7 L/100 km on regular 92-octane petrol. Real-world mixed driving often runs a little higher, yet the large tank gives useful range for highway or light off-road use.
Official servicing starts with a free first visit at 5 000 km or six months. Later intervals are every 10 000 km or 12 months under normal conditions. Basic oil-and-filter work stays modest for the class. larger services that include filters, plugs and driveline fluids cost more but remain predictable.
Passive safety relies on a high-strength steel body-on-frame structure with multiple airbags across the cabin. Active systems cover ABS, stability control and tyre monitoring on all grades. Mid and top versions add L2 functions including automatic emergency braking, lane keeping, adaptive cruise and a full 360-degree camera system with transparent chassis view.
Daily ownership is straightforward for a large off-road SUV. Remote app control covers climate and locks, while the quiet cabin and multi-adjust power seats reduce fatigue on long journeys. Regular fluid checks on the transfer case and differentials keep the four-wheel-drive system reliable.
Length 5070 mm, Width 1960 mm, Height 1930 mm, Wheelbase 2850 mm (H9 2024-)
Sources: manufacturer data, Autohome global config series and PCAuto/BitAuto published, official Haval site.