On the evening of April 16, the second-generation Haval Xiaolong MAX officially launched. The new car offers five models, with an official price range of 131,800 to 169,800 yuan (23420$) and a limited-time exchange price of 116,800 to 154,800 yuan (21350$). The new car features successful upgrades in appearance and interior. It includes the second-generation Hi4 hybrid all-wheel-drive system and advanced visual driving technology. Next, let’s quickly explore the new car through this article: Launch benefits and pricing.
New Car Introduction
The new second-generation Haval Xiaolong MAX offers a much more comfortable visual experience. The headlights no longer have an awkward shape. They use simple lines. To highlight its hybrid identity, the entire headlight assembly connects as one piece. This design works well and looks youthful.
The Coffee OS 3 smart cockpit shines through its 14.6-inch central screen. This traditional car model matches the quality of new brands. It uses the 8155 chip, ensuring fast response during navigation. The system supports various apps and mini-programs, including navigation and music.
Next, let’s discuss a key feature of this car: the Coffee Pilot Plus smart driving assistance. The second-generation Xiaolong MAX offers visual smart driving. It includes two 8-megapixel dual front cameras, one 3-megapixel rear camera, and four 3-megapixel surround cameras. It supports urban memory navigation and highway navigation.
It uses a 1.5L hybrid direct injection engine, Hi4 four-wheel drive, and a 150kW rear axle. The system delivers a total power of 238kW and a torque of 595N·m. Official data shows a WLTC combined fuel consumption of 0.97L/100km and a CLTC electric consumption of only 4.2L/100km. It supports two pure electric modes and two direct drive, series, and hybrid drive modes. The rear axle disconnects intelligently, and the technology activates when the speed exceeds 63km/h, reducing drag loss from the rear motor.
The second-generation Hi4 hybrid four-wheel drive system features a new snow algorithm. It prevents tailspin and slipping on low-traction surfaces. Many families buy four-wheel drive SUVs for this reason. They want safety on wet roads, not off-roading. However, it is a four-wheel drive system. If you encounter simple rough roads, this vehicle won’t let you down. It can freely transfer torque between the front and rear axles. When two wheels hit an obstacle, the remaining drive wheels can move the vehicle to overcome the obstacle and escape.