The Russian Haval line has been reduced: the F7x coupe-like all-terrain vehicle has been excluded from it. This model is no longer on the brand’s website, Rossiyskaya Gazeta noted. Its departure was expected, since the traditional F7 crossover recently [сменил поколение](https://motor.ru/testdrives/2024-haval-f7.htm), and the F7x was sold in its previous form. In addition, if previously the models were almost equally popular among Russians, recently demand has noticeably shifted towards the F7.
In the summer, the Russian office of Haval noted that the fashion for coupe-shaped crossovers was ending, and this body type was beginning to become “outdated.” However, the F7x is not finished for Russia: the company is studying the interests of the public to understand whether it would be advisable to introduce a new generation to our market.
A prototype of a fresh crossover with the letter X was photographed in China in August. Judging by the photo, it is maximally unified with the second generation F7.
A Russian blogger dismantled a Haval Jolion with a mileage of 130 thousand km for 12 years in a (salt) fog. The dealer quietly received the newest Russian-assembled Haval crossover
The outgoing F7x can still be purchased. There are only a small number of crossovers left in dealerships, but more than a hundred can be found on classifieds. The price starts at 2.4 million rubles when using various promotions.
The next new Haval product for Russia should be the Haval H7. This is a 4.7-meter-long hybrid crossover with a monocoque body, basic front-wheel drive and Dargo-style design. It will be assembled at the Haweil Motor Rus plant in the Tula region.
Affordable crossovers that would be useful in Russia
