At the plant in the Tula region mastered a new version of HAVAL with seat ventilation
In the Russian market, a new configuration of the HAVAL H7 crossover called "Cosmo" appeared (cars are produced at the HAVAL plant in the Tula region)
In the Russian market, a new configuration of the HAVAL H7 crossover called "Cosmo" appeared (cars are produced at the HAVAL plant in the Tula region). Sales began on November 3, 2026 at HAVAL PRO dealerships. The cost of the machine is more than 4 million, told “MK in Tula” in the Development Corporation of the Tula region.
The new performance differs in the design of the body and salon. The car received black glossy emblems, railings and mirror bodies, dark alloy wheels and tinted taillights. For the body there are two color options - "Galactic black" and "Terracotta sapphire". The salon is made in black.
The equipment of the HAVAL H7 Cosmo included ventilation of the front seats and four-position adjustment of the lumbar support of the driver's seat. For passengers in the back row provided sunscreen curtains in the doors.
The crossover is equipped with a two-liter gasoline turbo engine with a capacity of 231 hp. with a torque of 380 N·m. In pair with it, a seven-speed robotic transmission and a Torque-On-Demand all-wheel drive system work.
The HAVAL plant in the Tula region is one of the key enterprises of the Uzlovaya industrial park. Against this background, the Regional Corporation for Development and Support of the Tula Region accompanies the projects of the automaker and supports the development of production.
Earlier, “MK in Tula” told about the proposal of the Governor of the Tula region Dmitry Milyaev company Great Wall Motor to consider the production of seven-seater cars for large families.
The idea was announced by the head of the region at a meeting with GWM CEO Mu Feng, dedicated to the launch of the HAVAL transmission plant in the Uzlovaya industrial park.
Milyaev drew attention to the increase in the number of large families and the need for more spacious cars.
In addition, the governor proposed to consider equipping salons to meet the needs of parents with young children, including additional storage spaces and wheelchair mounts.
