Haval H6 PHEV

[Gweiloman]

Pre-orders opened on September 17, price to be released on October 7.

 

First 300 pre-orders or actual orders (not sure which) qualify for a 48 month interest free finance loan. I intend to drive into Malaysia as well. Does anyone know if finance companies allow this? As collateral, I would be willing to deposit the loan amount with said finance company as a FD.

 

This car looks to be a winner, except to haters of Chinese made cars. EV only range of 150 km or so. Lots of safety assists. Plenty of space for passengers and cargo. Panoramic sunroof. DC fast charging up to 48kwh.

[mistral53]

Just really curious how much these things cost....... I guess in an other week we know.

[Gweiloman]

15 minutes ago, mistral53 said:

Just really curious how much these things cost....... I guess in an other week we know.

Somewhere in between 1.5 to 1.7 million seems to be the best guess.

[mistral53]

7 hours ago, CJlives said:

1,699,000 baht. 
 

Question for experts. If only use battery always, what happen to petrol? Go bad? Have to also use petrol for driving?

There is no simple answer, but as a rule of thumb, if you fill up your tank twice a year, you should be fine.

[eia310e]

6 hours ago, mistral53 said:

There is no simple answer, but as a rule of thumb, if you fill up your tank twice a year, you should be fine.

I've had a PHEV for just over two years now.  Just tanked up for the second time this year over the weekend.  I normally use full electric when driving, lesss than 50km round trip to/from work and have had no problems with the gas engine.  I do sometimes run in the hybrid (electric + gas) mode just to run it.  At the last service check, they changed the oil, even though it had only a few hundred KM (at most) using the gas engine.  The tech staff said they change the oil just following the time between changes, not the milage.

[eia310e]

1 hour ago, CJlives said:

Naval gives 2000baht voucher for petrol and free service for 5 years so I think very good 

I was given a card to "Greenlots" charging points, now taken over by Shell.  It was free, but I did not use it before and not sure about now.  I had the wall charger installed at my condo and was paying about 1,100 Baht/month.  The electric rates went up a couple months ago and now it costs about 1,600 Baht per month.  I probably average about 1,000 km per month.