GWM to launch Haval Jolion Max EV and PHEV SUV in 2027

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Nov, 00:39 · Archive

GWM will bring the longer Haval Jolion Max to Australia in early 2027 with electric and plug-in hybrid options.

China's GWM will introduce the Haval Jolion Max SUV to the Australian market in the first quarter of 2027, offering customers both electric and plug-in hybrid powertrains. The vehicle will be available exclusively in front-wheel drive and is expected to be offered in Lux and Ultra trim levels.

The EV variant will be powered by a 58kWh battery with a claimed driving range of approximately 400 kilometres and 150kW of output. The PHEV model will be equipped with a 19kWh battery pack, providing around 100 kilometres of electric-only driving, with a total engine power output of 240kW. The PHEV can tow up to 1500kg, while the EV version is limited to one tonne.

According to GWM's product planning manager Timothy Leong, the Jolion Max will target customers 'slightly below the H6' price segment, suggesting a starting price beginning with '3'. The vehicle measures 4590mm long, 1877mm wide and 1675mm tall, making it 120mm longer and 94mm taller than the existing Jolion HEV, with a 2710mm wheelbase.

How it is being reported

• 2027 GWM Haval Jolion Max: New details emerge for budget-friendly EV, PHEV SUVChina's GWM will bring a longer Haval Jolion with PHEV and EV power in the early stages of 2027, slotting neatly between the Jolion Hybrid and H6 PHEV SUVs.Perth Now · 6 Nov, 00:05
• 2027 GWM Haval Jolion Max: New details emerge for budget-friendly EV, PHEV SUVChina's GWM will bring a longer Haval Jolion with PHEV and EV power in the early stages of 2027, slotting neatly between the Jolion Hybrid and H6 PHEV SUVs.The West Australian · 6 Nov, 00:05

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