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GWM launches Haval H7 hybrid SUV with all-wheel drive in Brazil
China’s GWM has launched the Haval H7 SUV in Brazil.
It combines a 1.5-litre turbo flex-fuel engine with two electric motors, producing 370 horsepower, and has all-wheel drive.
The setup is intended to provide everyday comfort as well as the ability to handle dirt, sand and other challenging surfaces.
The SUV has seven driving modes and a rear differential lock, but it is not designed to replace a vehicle built for demanding off-road trails.
Its 27.5-kilowatt-hour battery provides an electric-only range of up to 92 kilometres, according to Brazil’s Inmetro.
The H7 also offers space for five people and up to 1,404 litres of luggage with the rear seats folded.
The company has not stated in the information provided when deliveries will begin.
GWM has launched the Haval H7, a hybrid SUV with all-wheel drive, in Brazil.
Its 1.5-litre turbo flex-fuel engine works with two electric motors to produce a combined 370 horsepower.
The H7 can travel up to 92 kilometres in electric-only mode, according to Brazil’s Inmetro.
It is designed for everyday comfort as well as driving on rougher terrain.
The SUV has a 27.5-kWh battery and a claimed 0-to-100-km/h acceleration time of 5.7 seconds.
- Who
- GWM, the Chinese automaker, launched the Haval H7.
- What
- A hybrid SUV with all-wheel drive.
- When
- UOL reported the launch on October 13, 2026; the launch date itself was not stated.
- Where
- Brazil.
- Why
- The H7 combines everyday comfort with the ability to handle rougher terrain.
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- Combined power
- 370 horsepower
- Powertrain
- 1.5-litre turbo flex-fuel engine and two electric motors
- Battery capacity
- 27.5 kWh
- Electric-only range
- Up to 92 kilometres, according to Inmetro
- Acceleration
- 0 to 100 km/h in 5.7 seconds, according to the manufacturer
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