Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch
Here’s what brand new Haval models will cost you approximately
Based on actual Haval car transactions from the last 12 months in UAE
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Haval is the SUV arm of GWM and aims at one target in the UAE: the family crossover buyer who wants a big screen, a warranty and a low payment. Everything wearing the badge is a crossover or an SUV, so the choice is size and style. The range has widened by style lately rather than size — the coupe-roofed GT and the boxy Dargo are offshoots of the core car. We have 18 listed.
What to check on a used Haval
Read the electrical section on the Haval you want. On these, that is where two cars at the same price stop being equivalent.
From first-car money to a nearly-new mid-size SUV under one badge. Asking prices run from AED 13500 for an early, high-mileage crossover up to AED 89500 for a current-year one. That spread is mostly age rather than model, so decide how new you need the car before picking which one.
Middle of the pack, and better than the badge's price suggests: Havals average about 50% of their value after five years across the models we can measure. That answers the usual worry about a cheap crossover.
Age is the dividing line, and it matters more here than on most badges. The recent turbocharged cars are conventional under the bonnet and their weak point is electronic — screens, cameras and driver aids, all of which need testing one at a time rather than glancing at. The early cars are a different purchase: out of warranty, and dependent on an independent workshop that stocks the parts. Whichever end you shop, get the gearbox judged in slow traffic and read the electrical pages before you offer.