Smallest of the Haval SUVs

The Great Wall Jolion is one of the worst vehicles I have ever driven in my life. The exterior design looks very flashy and screams for attention. It is hard to feel comfortable while driving because the steering adjustment is not that good as it has tilt/rake only. That makes... Read More

The greatest trait of the Great Wall Jolion is its brakes. Because of its regenerative nature initially the pedal felt rubbery but I was proved wrong. From 80 km/h, the car halted quickly making me pleasantly surprised. I especially appreciate this trait of the Jolion on the... Read More

The Great Wall Jolion is a good choice for those on the lookout for a mid-sized SUV that offers both substantial interior space and hybrid efficiency. However, I do not like the cabin design. The Haval branding on the seats feels excessive, particularly to those who want their... Read More

The Great Wall Jolion's outstanding driving characteristics impressed me a lot during a picturesque countryside drive. The Jolion handled with agility and provided a smooth ride, navigating uneven terrain and twisty roads with ease. Driving on both rural roads and highways... Read More

The Great Wall Jolion's front end exudes refinement and modernism, while its side profile and back design are basic and uninspired. Despite this, the use of full LED lighting at the rear gives a sense of elegance, elevating the overall appeal. Furthermore, the varied choice of... Read More