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GWM Haval H6 replacement firms for Australia with plug-in hybrid power
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The next-generation Haval H6 for Australia will be a larger model with plug-in hybrid power, expected to arrive in late 2024 or early 2025. The replacement H6 is likely to be the Haval Xiaolong Max, a medium SUV with plug-in hybrid power and advanced technology. The current Haval H6 sold in Australia does not offer plug-in hybrid power, but sales continue to grow. The Xiaolong Max features a range of high-tech features and a full suite of active safety and driver assists.
Brands mentioned: GWM, Haval, Hyundai, Honda, Volkswagen, Subaru, and Kia.
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