Haval H10

China name: 长城H10

Haval's flagship boxy plug-in hybrid SUV, positioned above the H9 and named the Great Wall H10 in April 2026. It comes in five- and six-seat versions, with LiDAR as standard.

Generations & years

  • First generation 2026–present

    Named the H10 in April 2026 and opened pre-sales in July 2026 in four Hi4 versions priced from 214,800 yuan.

Powertrain, battery & charging

Second-generation Hi4 plug-in hybrid: a 1.5 turbo engine (123 kW) with a 42.8 kWh LFP battery and dual-motor all-wheel drive, with up to 180 km of CLTC electric range and a 0 to 100 km/h time of about 4.9 seconds. Built on GWM's Guiyuan platform. A 2.0 turbo (175 kW) version appeared in regulatory filings but is not in the pre-sale line-up. The five-seat car is 5,138 mm long and the six-seat car 5,299 mm.

Where to find the VIN

On most cars the VIN is visible at the base of the windscreen (driver side) and on a label in the driver-side door opening; check your registration document too.

China-spec vs export-spec

The five-seat and six-seat H10 differ in body length and rear overhang, so confirm which one you have. It is a different, larger car than the H9. Charging inlets differ by market: China-spec cars use the GB/T standard and export versions are built for the destination market. Send the VIN.

Can't find the part? Send us the VIN — our Shenzhen desk will identify and source it.

Request a part for this H10

KEEL is an independent sourcing operation and is not affiliated with or authorized by Haval. Brand and model information is a general overview, may change, and is provided for identification purposes only.

Genuine parts only

KEEL Aftermarket supplies genuine parts only. Every part is sourced from the brand's authorized dealers and official channels in China, checked against your VIN before purchase, and photographed before it ships. If we can't source a genuine part, we'll tell you. We will never substitute a copy or an unbranded alternative. Read the FAQ