Haval

Haval was launched in 2013 as the dedicated SUV brand of Great Wall Motor — China's largest SUV manufacturer, founded in 1984. The brand focused on a single segment — sport utility vehicles — and rode the global SUV boom into one of the best-selling SUV nameplates in China within a decade. International expansion followed, with Haval establishing manufacturing or assembly partnerships across Russia, Australia, Latin America, and South Asia.

In Pakistan, Haval is assembled and sold by Sazgar Engineering Works Limited — a Lahore-based company with three decades of experience building three-wheelers, agricultural machinery, and trailers. Sazgar partnered with Great Wall Motor to launch Haval locally in 2022, and the H6 and Jolion quickly established the brand as a credible alternative to the Hyundai Tucson and KIA Sportage in the compact-SUV segment.

Haval's appeal in Pakistan is the equipment-for-money equation. The H6 and Jolion arrive with panoramic sunroofs, larger touchscreens, ADAS suites, and ventilated seats at price points that the Japanese mainstream typically can't match. The trade-off is a thinner used-market base and a younger service network — but for a new-car buyer who wants modern SUV tech without paying European money, Haval has become a serious option.