Haval H6 recently became a hot topic in Pakistan after the launch of its hybrid variant. Following a recent development, it is making headlines once again, albeit in a negative sense.
The latest report from China claims a 2nd generation Haval H6 forcibly took its owner on a long drive due to cruise control failure.
According to the details, the crossover kept cruising at 100 kilometers per hour as the driver couldn’t disengage the cruise control. The report added that after almost 500 kilometers, the vehicle came to a halt as it ran out of fuel.
The driver — named Mr. Lou — was passing through Zhuzhou city when his vehicle’s cruise control got stuck. Lou claimed that he applied the brakes to disengage the feature but it didn’t work.
Lou added that, as a result, he kept on driving for another 500 km until the SUV consumed all fuel. Realizing the direness of the situation, the driver alerted the authorities of a potential emergency.
The issue was brought to the attention of Haval engineers, who stated that the situation was beyond their control. Fortunately, however, the driver eventually came to a stop without harming himself or anyone else.
Although aware of the issue, the automaker has not commented on it and doesn’t know the reason behind the failure. Also, this was reportedly the first and only time that Haval has seen a cruise control malfunction in H6.
Seems like ProPK is on payroll to find baseless articles against H6. Few days ago there was a pathetic attempt to do a rather nonsensical comparison with another vehicle, that was edited many times and quite a few critical but accurate comments were removed.
I fully expect the paid writers to not publish my comments either as this is what the cowards usually do.
They did publish your comments and declared your points false as well
Writer need to learn more about vehicle before writing any thing on any vehicle
In Pakistan, the local assembler has launched latest i.e. 3rd generation of Haval …
This caption (if correct) is stating about “2nd Generation” of the variant….that was launched somewhere in 2017 in China….
We further don’t know about the milage or condition of the vehicle (driver as well)….
seems like fake story .
.why didn’t the driver just put the car in neutral .
Because the writer of this article never heard about a gear called neutral in cars
Strange thing driver tried the breaks, which didn’t worked or didn’t reduce the speed .. poorly written article
Very poor choice of words for the heading of the topic! No punctuation!
This is no doubt a serious issue but it is also important to mention that several cars had glitches. Even Tesla autopilot is not perfect and cause several accidents. Stories like these keep coming but technology always give shut up call to those who don’t understand the bugs is software and software lifecycle prevail with time.
whoever publishes this article needs to be sued, a baseless campaign against H6.