In an industry where price hikes typically accompany even the slightest model upgrades, Haval Pakistan took a different route with the H6 facelift.
Despite introducing the refreshed Haval H6 SUV a few weeks ago with notable upgrades, the company surprised many by keeping the price unchanged.
According to Sazgar Engineering Works Limited (SAZEW), the local assembler and distributor of Haval vehicles in Pakistan, the facelifted H6 was launched without any price increase — a move driven by strategic pricing support from Great Wall Motors (GWM), the parent company of Haval.
Company officials clarified that the decision to maintain the existing price point was made possible because GWM did not impose any cost changes that would impact SAZEW’s margins. “Great Wall Motors hasn’t increased prices in a way that affects our margins,” according to company officials.
This approach stands in contrast to the usual market trend in Pakistan’s auto sector, where facelifts or minor updates often result in a higher price tag.
By keeping prices steady, Haval has positioned itself as a customer-centric brand that prioritizes value over inflated profit margins.
The facelifted Haval H6 comes in three variants, and all are being sold at the previous prices:
Haval H6 1.5T – Rs 9,099,000
Haval H6 2.0T – Rs 10,449,000
Haval H6 HEV (Hybrid) – Rs 11,749,000
Despite the unchanged pricing, the 2025 H6 facelift offers substantial upgrades. It features a redesigned mesh grille, sleeker LED headlights, vertical LED DRLs, black window trims, and new split LED taillights with a centered Haval emblem. The 2.0T variant also adds an inductive tailgate for added convenience.
By maintaining prices while enhancing features, Haval has set a rare example in Pakistan’s auto market. The company’s decision not only reflects a commitment to consumer value but also suggests confidence in long-term brand loyalty over short-term price gains.