Talking about the small GWM Haval Jolion SUV today – I‘ve just tested the
relatively new Jolion S, the top model of the four pure petrol models – the Jolion
S gets a more powerful 1.5-litre turbo engine and a revised multi-link rear
suspension – differentiated from the rest of the range by black 18-inch alloy
wheels and black body elements – normally $36,990 drive-away however until
today $33,990 drive-away making it exceptional value in a small SUV – nice
looking and with a lot of equipment this vehicle goes a long way to solving cost
of living pressures with your family motoring. The equipment includes LED
headlights, wireless phone charging, a 360-degree camera, panoramic glass
sunroof, a full suite of active safety features and dual-zone climate control, Apple
CarPlay and Android Auto and faux leather trim. The cabin very roomy for the
small SUV class with great second-row seat room with air vents and good
luggage capacity. Minuses include no tilt adjustment on the steering wheel and
no passenger seat height adjustment. The Haval Jolion comes with a five-star
ANCAP crash safety rating, covered by a seven-year/unlimited-kilometre warranty
and capped price servicing over seven years of $1550. Unfortunately, the drive
experience doesn’t quite match the Haval Jolion S model’s outstanding value.

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