Haval " H6 " Dedicated Discussion, Owner/ Fan Club Thread

[waqar747]

Not with 1-2 psi. I have regularly travelled on the highways and motorways for 14-15 hours with only short fuel/restroom stops in between. Tire temps can go greater than 50’ on hot summer days and pressures rise up to 37/38 psi on the tpms with a cold starting pressure of 33/34 psi. If I keep it at 35 to start my journey with, I end up with slightly higher pressures, maybe 38/39, which is also perfectly fine.
Although I do agree it is better to stick to manufacturer guidelines, since pressures eventually go down over time and if one is already lower and not monitoring, it could cause potential problems.

[msabbasi]

That makes sense. It is not a fault but the system is doing what it is programmed to do. Annoying though it might be, it does not necessarily agree with what we want it to do in our climate. On the other hand the Chery system recirc button is independent of the outside temp in auto mode. The only time it works with auto mode is when the car is stared remotely to cool it before one gets into the car. I use the remote cooling feature all the time. There is another feature in the Chery that cycles the ac blower even after the car has been turned off to clean out the evaporator coil. Pretty neat.

[msabbasi]

Any tyre suggestions to improve following

1) Better initial wheel spin management
2) Better tyre traction reducing car traction system engagement
3) Improved suspension feel over potholes and breakers?
4) Better cornering capabilities

In addition, opinions on using 32/33 PSI instead of 35 PSI to improve some of the above?

If i am allowed to share my experience about wheel spin. I don't own a Haval. I own a Chery Tiggo 8 Pro. The car suffered from most annoying wheel spin issue. Especially on a uphill section of road like going uphill out of my underground parking. I replaced the original Cooper tires with Continentals then Goodyear Eagles all had unacceptable amount of wheel spin. Finally I put Yokohamas. All this did not come cheap. I am amazed at how good the Yokohama tires turned out to be. Silent, best grip and very minimal wheel spin. May I suggest, if you decide to get Yokohama, to carry out your purchase from Tire Point based in Lahore and they will deliver right at your door step.

Playing around with tire pressure doesn't help.

[hammads3]

Can someone let me know how to switch from apple CarPlay to ac controls? As everytime I want to change AC setting I have to press AC button to enter the menu. Any other way of accessing AC menu while using CarPlay?

[darthvader]

Yes. The other way is Tap on CarPlay homescreen button > Tap on Haval button > tap on AC UI on Haval homescreen

[pwuser167550015690]

You can use voice control as well. Press the Voice Command button (or invoke it by saying "Hi GWM") and then say something like "Go to AC Settings" or "Open AC Settings" and it would land you on the AC settings screen.

A lot less hassle (and safer) then turning it Off and On via the button or 2-3 taps it requires on CarPlay or Android Auto.

[pwuser174730907914]

Facelift Haval H6 owners, has the new column shifter caused any usability issues so far? Does it create any issue while driving? Also, now that the high beam can only be controlled through the screen, how practical is it while driving at night?

[pwuser158488747347]

Haval H6 2.0 is 4WD. Anyone please explain is it same AWD or has some difference. It is sure, it is not 4×4 as there is no separate gear shifter.

[darthvader]

It's AWD.

[HamadDar]

The column shifter takes a bit getting used to, but after driving for about a month or so, I find it even more efficent (in some ways) than a traditional gear coz you can change gears quite quickly between D and R just like giving an indicator. The major downside is that I've yet to correct my muscle memory for a different vehicle, as I can sometimes turn indictator on in my other car while trying to put in gear lol.

As for high-beam, all light controls are now in the screen with exception of high beam / dipper which continues to be in the same stick as wiper controls.

[HamadDar]

Thanks so much for your feedback on this. Much appreciated.

May I ask which Yokohama series?

[pwuser174730907914]

Oh that's great, thanks!

[pwuser167550015690]

You shouldn't almost ever need to turn on High Beam in the facelift manually now that it has automatic High Beam assist. I've never had to in any of the previous cars that had this and it's something I sorely miss in the pre-facelift.

They honestly should've removed it from the stalk altogether because Pakistani drivers lack basic etiquette and turn them on all the time.

[msabbasi]

Thanks so much for your feedback on this. Much appreciated.

May I ask which Yokohama series?

https://tyrepoint.pk/product/yokohama-bluearth-xt-ae61-235-55-r18/

I hope you can find this tire in your size of rim. Chery Tiggo 8 Pro has 235/55-18

[waqasahmed03]

I have a question; why doesnt the rear seat recline in H6?? Is it only in 1.5 varient of facelift all true for all varients and mdoels?

[waqasahmed03]

Guys, the rear seats dont recline?? really can someone confirm why would they leave that function? rear seats pessangers need this for longer journeys. whats the point of cabin space if you cant recline.

[hammads3]

Can someone confirm if Haval H6 HEV's top speed is located at 180?

[zee5han]

it doesn't recline on pre facelift as well and yes ITS VERY ANNOYING when i have to travel with driver

[zee5han]

Prefacelift hev is locked at 180 cant say about facelift as i dont own it

[pwuser160405397041]

Hello all experts

I have budget of 10 million should I buy haval 1.5T facelift?
I am upgrading from toyota grande so worried little bit that this 1500cc engine with 1700Kg kerb weight deliver power really like grande?