Haval has unveiled the Jolion Max for Pakistan and it arrives with two very different powertrains. Buyers get a choice between a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and a fully electric (EV) crossover SUV.
The PHEV pairs a 1.5L turbo petrol engine with an electric motor for a combined 319 HP and 528 Nm, plus roughly 95 km of WLTP electric-only range. The EV runs a 61 kWh battery with an approximate 400 km WLTP range.
The Haval Jolion Max Pakistan launch also starts a new lineup that sits apart from the existing Jolion. Here's the full spec sheet, the feature list, how the two versions differ, and what it means for buyers.
Haval Jolion Max at a glance
Body — Crossover SUV
PHEV — 1.5L turbo, approx. 319 HP / 528 Nm, 19 kWh LFP, approx. 95 km WLTP EV range
EV — Approx. 61 kWh ternary lithium, approx. 400 km WLTP range
Price — Not officially announced
What Is the Haval Jolion Max?
The Jolion Max is a crossover SUV that opens a new Haval lineup rather than replacing anything. Despite sharing a name, it is a separate model from the existing Jolion.
At 4,590 mm long with a 2,710 mm wheelbase, it slots between the Jolion and the larger H6 a familiar spot in the Pakistani market where compact SUVs sell in volume.
What makes the Haval Jolion Max Pakistan reveal notable is the powertrain choice. Offering both a plug-in hybrid and a full EV in the same model line is still unusual here, and it gives buyers a decision that usually requires comparing two different cars.
Haval Jolion Max PHEV and EV Explained
The two versions share a body but almost nothing under it. Here's what separates them.
Haval Jolion Max PHEV
The PHEV uses a 1,499 cc 1.5L turbocharged petrol engine working with an electric motor through a DHT transmission, driving the front wheels.
Combined output is listed at approximately 319 HP and 528 Nm figures that would make it quick for the segment, with a claimed 0–100 km/h of about 7.3 seconds. A 19 kWh LFP battery provides roughly 95 km of WLTP electric-only range, backed by a 50-litre fuel tank.
Haval Jolion Max EV
The EV drops the engine and fuel tank entirely. It runs an approximately 61 kWh ternary lithium battery for a claimed 400 km WLTP range, also front-wheel drive.
It's the slower of the two on paper at roughly 8.4 seconds to 100 km/h still respectable, and a reminder that the PHEV's headline power comes from two sources working together. Based on the information available, the EV would become Haval's first fully electric model offered in Pakistan.
Haval Jolion Max Full Specifications
| Specification | Jolion Max PHEV | Jolion Max EV |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle Class | Crossover SUV | Crossover SUV |
| Length | 4,590 mm | 4,590 mm |
| Width | 1,871 mm | 1,871 mm |
| Height | 1,675 mm | 1,675 mm |
| Wheelbase | 2,710 mm | 2,710 mm |
| Engine | 1.5L Turbo Petrol | Electric |
| Displacement | 1,499 cc | — |
| Power | Approx. 319 HP combined | Not provided |
| Torque | Approx. 528 Nm combined | Not provided |
| Battery | Approx. 19 kWh LFP | Approx. 61 kWh Ternary Lithium |
| EV Range | Approx. 95 km WLTP | Approx. 400 km WLTP |
| Fuel Tank | 50 litres | None |
| Drive | FWD | FWD |
| Transmission | DHT | DHT |
| 0–100 km/h | Approx. 7.3 sec | Approx. 8.4 sec |
| AC Charging | 6.6 kW | 6.6 kW |
| Wheel Size | 19-inch | 19-inch |
Figures reflect Haval-provided Pakistan specifications where applicable. Final trim-level details should be confirmed through Haval's official announcements.
Haval Jolion Max Features
The equipment list is where the Jolion Max makes its case most clearly.
Exterior
- LED headlamps
- Panoramic roof
- Power tailgate
- 19-inch wheels with new-generation SUV styling
Interior and Technology
- 10.25-inch instrument display
- 14.6-inch central infotainment screen
- Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- 50W wireless charging
- Head-Up Display
- Powered, heated and ventilated front seats
Safety and Driver Assistance
- 6 airbags
- Level 2 ADAS with available driver-assistance technologies
Ventilated and heated seats plus a 14.6-inch screen are the sort of items that usually appear a segment higher, which tells you where Haval is aiming. Individual ADAS functions should be confirmed against the final Pakistan trim specification.
Haval Jolion Max PHEV vs EV: Which One Fits You?
| Feature | Jolion Max PHEV | Jolion Max EV |
|---|---|---|
| Powertrain | Petrol + electric | Fully electric |
| Battery | 19 kWh LFP | 61 kWh ternary lithium |
| EV Range | Approx. 95 km WLTP | Approx. 400 km WLTP |
| Fuel Tank | 50 litres | None |
| 0–100 km/h | Approx. 7.3 sec | Approx. 8.4 sec |
| Best For | Flexible long-distance use | Pure EV driving |
The practical split is straightforward. The PHEV is about flexibility 95 km covers most daily city running on electricity alone, and when you head out of town the petrol engine removes any planning around charge points.
The EV is about committing fully. A 400 km WLTP figure is comfortable for city use and realistic intercity trips, but it depends on charging you can actually rely on at home or along your regular routes. In Pakistan, where public charging is still developing unevenly outside major cities, that access is usually the deciding factor rather than the range number itself.
Haval Jolion Max vs Haval H6
The Jolion Max is positioned between the Jolion and the H6, which raises an obvious question for anyone already shopping Haval.
The H6 remains the larger, more established family SUV with a settled reputation and a known ownership experience in Pakistan. The Jolion Max is smaller, newer, and leads with electrified powertrains and a heavier technology package.
If you already run an H6 and are looking after it rather than replacing it, our range of Haval H6 accessories in Pakistan covers exact-fit protection and interior upgrades.
Haval Jolion Max vs Its Competitors in Pakistan
The PHEV lands in an increasingly crowded space. Its closest rivals on powertrain and segment include the Jetour T1 i-DM, Omoda 7, Jaecoo J7 and Chery Tiggo 7. On the electric side, the Jolion Max EV would sit against the Jaecoo J6, Omoda E5 and BYD Atto 3.
Where the Jolion Max PHEV stands out on paper is combined output — 319 HP is a strong figure for this class — along with a 95 km electric-only range that covers a full day of city driving for many owners. If you're cross-shopping, our Jaecoo J7 SHS PHEV accessories collection shows what's already available for one of its direct rivals.
On the EV side the comparison will come down to real-world range, charging speed, warranty terms and after-sales network rather than headline specs. Owners of other models in the group can browse our Jaecoo accessories in Pakistan for exact-fit options. A meaningful competitor comparison isn't possible until Haval confirms Pakistan pricing.
Haval Jolion Max Price in Pakistan
The official price has not been announced yet. Haval has revealed the Jolion Max and its specifications, but retail pricing for the PHEV and EV variants is still to be confirmed.
Treat any figure circulating before an official announcement as an expected price rather than a confirmed one. Pricing for electrified vehicles in Pakistan is particularly sensitive to duty structures and tax changes, so estimates made now can shift considerably. We'll update this page once Haval confirms the Haval Jolion Max price in Pakistan.
Is the Haval Jolion Max Worth Considering?
On specifications alone, both versions make a reasonable case.
The PHEV's strengths are its combined output, the 95 km electric range, petrol backup for long trips and a claimed 7.3-second 0–100 km/h — unusual pace for a compact SUV in this market.
The EV's strengths are the larger 61 kWh battery, roughly 400 km of WLTP range, no petrol cost at all, and first-mover appeal as Haval's first fully electric offering here.
The open questions are the ones that matter most in ownership: final price, battery warranty terms, after-sales support, charging access, long-term resale value and the exact Pakistan trim specification.
The sensible approach is to wait for confirmed pricing and warranty details before deciding. A spec sheet this strong is only as good as the ownership package behind it.
Final Thoughts
The Haval Jolion Max Pakistan reveal gives buyers something genuinely new one crossover SUV, two electrified paths. The PHEV brings approximately 319 HP, 528 Nm and 95 km of WLTP electric range with a petrol safety net; the EV offers a 61 kWh battery and roughly 400 km WLTP range. Both come well equipped, with a 14.6-inch screen, panoramic roof, ventilated seats, 6 airbags and Level 2 ADAS. Pricing remains the missing piece, and it will decide how competitive the Jolion Max really is against an increasingly strong field.
Note: Specifications reflect the Haval-provided information available at the time of writing. Final Pakistan trim details, pricing and availability should be confirmed through Haval's official announcements.
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