Haval Concept H SUV Teased; Debut At Auto Expo 2020
Recently, Great Wall Motors announced its India entry via a video teaser. The Chinese automaker will showcase its Haval SUV range at the Auto Expo 2020 that will be held from 5th to 12th February in Great Noida. Ahead of the biennial event, the carmaker has dropped the first teaser image of the Haval Concept H revealing its silhouette, sharply designed headlamps and raised bonnet.
You can also notice the raked windshield, slightly slopping roofline, chromed window line, rear spoiler and blackened shot pillars. The Haval Concept H will also feature pronounced wheel arches, black alloy wheels and horizontal wraparound LED taillamps.
The Chinese carmaker will also unveil the Haval Vision 2025 at the biennial event. Positioned as a global intelligent SUV, the concept previews the brand’s future SUV with intelligent technology. The concept was first unveiled at the 2019 Shangahi Auto Show. Upfront, the Haval Vision 2025 features an inverted trapezoidal grille, prominent hood, long and narrow headlamps and lower bumper with X element design. Read – Haval H4 To Challenge Creta & Seltos In India
Some of its key features include a panoramic sunroof, a flat bottom double-spoke, multi-function steering wheel, a large floating screen, AR-HUD (Augmented Reality – Head-Up Display), face recognition technology, automatically adjustable seat with memory function, virtual rear view mirrors, 3D real-time car finding, remote authorized unlocking vehicles and more.
GWM will also bring in the Ora electric vehicle brand in the country. The Ore R1 electric car might be put up on display at this year’s Auto Expo. The EV uses a 35kWh electric motor offering a range of 351km on a single charge. It’s capable to attain a top speed of around 100kmph.
The Ora R1 comes equipped with AI (artificial intelligence) and advanced connectivity features. It’s the world’s cheapest electric car that’s estimated to be priced around Rs 6.2 lakh – Rs 8 lakh in India. GWM’s electric brand, Ora also retails R2 and iQ electric cars in the Chinese market.
