Model gives up sunroof and electric trunk, but maintains hybrid mechanics and consolidates itself as the brand's entry option
GWM brought back the Haval H6 One for the 2027 line in Brazil. Previously sold only as a special series, the hybrid SUV is now definitively part of the brand’s catalog, maintains the price of R$ 199.990 and establishes itself as the most affordable option in the H6 range in Brazil – about R$ 24 thousand below the HEV2, until then the entry door.
The value puts the model on a collision course with strong rivals. For less than R$ 200 thousand, the H6 One is cheaper than the Toyota Corolla Cross hybrid, priced at R$ 222.690, and top-of-the-line versions of compact SUVs, such as the Hyundai Creta 1.6 TGDI N-Line.
The concessions to the price, however, are few: the version gives up the panoramic sunroof and the electrically operated trunk lid, in addition to offering a reduced range of colors. On the other hand, it debuts in the 2027 line with a restyled look — redesigned grille, vertical LED fillet and interconnected taillights — on 18-inch wheels with an exclusive finish.
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Under the hood, the hybrid set combines a 1.5 turbo gasoline engine with an electric motor, adding 243 hp and about 54 kgfm of torque. The drive is front-wheel drive and the 1.6 kWh battery is recharged by regenerating energy when braking, without the need for a socket. Its official gasoline consumption averages by Inmetro are 14.4 km/l in the city and 11.8 km/l on the highway.
Technology continues as an asset: the SUV maintains the 14.6″ multimedia, 10.25″ digital panel, 540° camera, head-up display and the driving assistant package (ADAS).
Above the One, the Haval H6 family brings together the HEV2 (R$ 224.000) and the plug-in PHEV19 and PHEV35, for R$ 250.000 and R$ 289.000. At the top is the sporty GWM Haval H6 GT, at R$ 325.000.
