This is the H6 PHEV hybrid crossover, along with two other new models referred to as New Car 1 and New Car 2.
The crossover features a plug-in hybrid setup that can be charged via the charging network. The Chinese edition of Autohome reports that the electric-only range exceeds 100 km. At the same time, the vehicle can run on gasoline and recharge the battery while on the move. This is a familiar, long-standing approach in modern hybrid technology.
The hybrid system pairs a 1.5-liter petrol engine with an electric motor, delivering a combined output of 326 horsepower.
Haval H6 PHEV
The other two vehicles, though still unnamed, are not a mystery to observers. They appear as a crossover with an off-road, bold H-Dog character and a compact crossover under the code name A07. Details remain scarce.
Haval H-Dog is expected to outwardly echo the appearance of the already familiar Dargo. The same hybrid powertrain used in the H6 PHEV is anticipated to drive this model as well, with an electric range reaching up to 150 km.
New Haval 2022
The A07 could represent a production version of the Haval Shenshou concept crossover. Spy photos show a strong degree of similarity between the concept and the upcoming model. Current indications suggest the testing phase has finished, and production is set to begin on the line.