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Hello word

Xiaolong

The Xiaolong car is a robust, Chinese-engineered SUV known for its military-grade design, off-road capabilities, and high-performance drivetrain. Originally developed for both civilian and defense applications, Xiaolong vehicles combine rugged durability with modern features, making them ideal for extreme terrains and challenging environments.

The Haval Xiaolong is a mid-size hybrid SUV produced by Great Wall Motors (GWM) under the Haval brand. Known for its futuristic design, cutting-edge hybrid powertrain, and intelligent features, the Xiaolong is tailored for eco-conscious consumers who still want performance, comfort, and style. The Xiaolong is available in two main variants – the Haval Xiaolong (standard) and the Xiaolong Max, which features a longer wheelbase and more advanced features. Both versions utilize GWM’s Hi4 (Hybrid Intelligent 4WD) system, designed to improve fuel economy, traction, and overall driving dynamics.

Harvard Xiaolong (Standard)

5-seater configuration

Dual-motor hybrid system (2WD)

Targeted for urban and family use

Harvard Xiaolong Max

5-seater with larger dimensions

Dual-motor AWD with Hi4 technology

More premium features and off-road capability

Feature	Haval Xiaolong	Haval Xiaolong Max
Powertrain	1.5L Hybrid Engine	1.5L Plug-in Hybrid Engine
Transmission	E-CVT	E-CVT
Drive Type	Front-Wheel Drive (FWD)	All-Wheel Drive (Hi4 AWD)
Battery Type	Lithium-ion (PHEV)	Lithium-ion (PHEV)
Electric Range (Max)	~100 km (NEDC)	~100–150 km (NEDC)
Combined Power Output	~280 hp	~340 hp
Dimensions (LxWxH mm)	4758 x 1895 x 1725	4800 x 1916 x 1820
Wheelbase	~2800 mm	~2800 mm
Fuel Consumption	~1.8L/100 km (Hybrid)	~1.5L/100 km (PHEV)

Modern Tech-Focused Cabin
Features a high-tech, dual-screen dashboard with a fully digital instrument cluster and a large central infotainment screen.

Premium Materials
Soft-touch surfaces, synthetic leather seats, ambient lighting, and customizable interior themes.

Comfort & Convenience

Panoramic sunroof

Wireless phone charging

Voice control and smart assistant

Multi-zone climate control

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)

Futuristic Styling
The Xiaolong boasts a bold design with a closed-off front grille, signature LED lighting, and sleek aerodynamic lines.

Distinctive Lighting

Matrix LED headlamps

Full-width LED taillights

Dynamic turn signals

Sporty Profile

19 or 20-inch alloy wheels

Roof rails

Hidden door handles (on Max)

Contrasting roof options

As of now, the Haval Xiaolong has not been officially launched in Pakistan, but based on conversion from the Chinese market price, the estimated starting price would be:

Harvard Xiaolong Standard: PKR 10.5 – 11.5 Million

Harvard Xiaolong Max: PKR 12.5 – 14 Million

Q1: Is the Haval Xiaolong a fully electric car?
A: No, it’s a plug-in hybrid (PHEV), meaning it combines a petrol engine with an electric motor and battery.

Q2: What is Hi4 technology in the Xiaolong Max?
A: Hi4 stands for "Hybrid Intelligent 4WD", which dynamically switches between front-wheel, rear-wheel, and all-wheel drive to enhance performance and efficiency.

Q3: What is the EV range of the Haval Xiaolong?
A: It offers around 100–150 km of pure electric driving (NEDC cycle), ideal for city commuting.

Q4: Is the Haval Xiaolong available in Pakistan?
A: As of mid-2025, it is not officially available in Pakistan, but it may be imported privately or launched soon.

Q5: How does it compare to the Haval H6 PHEV?
A: The Xiaolong offers more advanced hybrid tech (Hi4), more futuristic styling, and a more premium interior than the H6.