Haval Jolion Price in Pakistan

The Haval Jolion is one of the most feature packed compact SUVs you can buy in Pakistan today. Sold and locally assembled by Sazgar Engineering Works, the Jolion sits below the bigger Haval H6 in the lineup and takes the fight to the Toyota Corolla Cross, Kia Sportage, Hyundai Tucson and Changan Oshan X7. With prices starting under 78 lakh rupees and a hybrid variant on offer, it has become a serious option for buyers who want modern tech and safety kit without paying the bigger H6 money.

As of October 2026, the Haval Jolion price in Pakistan starts at Rs 7,796,106 for the 1.5T petrol variant and goes up to Rs 9,116,216 for the HEV hybrid. These are ex factory prices. Booking is handled through the official Haval dealership network across Pakistan, and Sazgar lists a delivery time of around 3 months.

Haval Jolion Price in Pakistan 2026

The Jolion comes in two variants. Both use a 1.5 litre engine and a front wheel drive layout, but the power delivery and gearbox are very different. Here is how the range looks.

Worth knowing: Sazgar actually reduced these prices in July 2025. When the Federal Budget 2025-26 introduced the New Energy Vehicles adoption levy, most carmakers passed the cost to buyers. Sazgar did the opposite and cut ex factory prices so the showroom prices stayed the same. The Jolion 1.5T dropped from Rs 7,949,000 to Rs 7,796,106, and the HEV dropped from Rs 9,295,000 to Rs 9,116,216. Prices have held steady since.

Engine and Performance

The Jolion 1.5T runs a 1.5 litre turbocharged petrol engine making about 150 horsepower and 220 Nm of torque. Power goes through a 7 speed dual clutch automatic, the same gearbox setup many European brands use. In daily driving it is smooth and easy, with multiple drive modes and light steering that suits city traffic.

The Jolion HEV is the one to look at if you drive a lot. It pairs the 1.5 litre engine with a Dedicated Hybrid Transmission (DHT), a 115 kW BorgWarner electric motor and a 1.6 kWh lithium ion battery. Combined output is 190 hp and 375 Nm, a big jump over the petrol model. Because it is a self charging hybrid, you never need to plug it in. The battery charges through regenerative braking, so it behaves like any regular car in daily use.

Fuel Average

Fuel economy is the Jolion HEV’s main selling point. Real world reports from owners put the petrol 1.5T at around 10 to 14 km/l, which is normal for a turbo petrol SUV in this size. The hybrid is a different story, with most owners seeing 16 to 20 km/l depending on traffic and driving style. That gap is wide enough that the HEV can pay for its price premium over a few years if you drive daily in the city.

Interior and Technology

Step inside and the Jolion feels like a much more expensive car. The dashboard is dominated by a 12.3 inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, next to a digital instrument cluster. Higher trims add a head up display that projects speed and key info onto the windshield.

Comfort kit includes a panoramic sunroof, leather seats, power adjustable driver and front passenger seats, dual zone climate control, rear AC vents, a wireless phone charger and push button start with keyless entry. Practical touches like rear AC vents matter in Pakistani summers, and the 2,700 mm wheelbase gives rear passengers proper legroom for this class.

Safety and ADAS

Safety is one area where the Jolion stands out against local rivals. Six airbags come standard on both variants, which is still not a given in this segment. On top of that, you get a full Level 2 driver assistance suite: adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, lane centring, blind spot detection, traffic jam assist, hill start assist and hill descent control.

Around parking, the 360 degree camera and front plus rear sensors make tight spots easy. ABS with EBD and brake assist, electronic stability control and traction control are all standard.

Exterior and Dimensions

The Jolion is a compact crossover built on GWM’s L.E.M.O.N modular platform, the same architecture underpinning modern Haval models worldwide. It measures 4,472 mm long, 1,841 mm wide and 1,619 mm tall, with 18 inch alloy wheels and about 168 to 170 mm of ground clearance. Boot space is rated at 390 litres with the rear seats up.

Styling is typical Haval: a big chrome studded grille, LED headlamps with daytime running lights, and full width style LED taillamps at the rear. Available colours in Pakistan are Arctic White, Black Pearl, Ayers Grey and Burgundy Red. Local assembly (CKD) at Sazgar’s Lahore plant started in May 2023, before which the car came as a fully imported CBU. CKD production has improved parts availability and shortened delivery times, which was a weak point in the early days.

Specifications Overview

Haval Jolion vs Rivals

The Jolion’s direct rival is the Toyota Corolla Cross, which competes in a similar price band. You can check the latest Toyota Corolla price in Pakistan on our site to compare the broader Toyota range too. Beyond that, the Jolion HEV’s Rs 9,116,216 price puts it against the Kia Sportage, Hyundai Tucson, MG HS and Changan Oshan X7.

Where the Jolion wins is equipment per rupee: standard six airbags, panoramic sunroof, 360 camera and Level 2 ADAS are things many rivals reserve for top trims or leave out entirely. Where it gives ground is resale value and after sales depth. Toyota and Kia have decades of dealer networks and strong second hand demand in Pakistan, while Sazgar’s Haval operation is still building its footprint. Parts supply has improved a lot since local assembly began, but buyers planning to keep the car for many years should weigh this.

For used SUV shoppers, note that the early CBU imported Jolions from 2021 to 2023 share most parts with the CKD cars, so the used market is slowly filling up with options too.

Who Should Buy the Haval Jolion

The 1.5T petrol suits buyers who want a fully loaded compact SUV at the lowest entry price and drive mostly moderate distances. The HEV suits daily commuters and long distance drivers who will use the fuel savings to recover the roughly 13.2 lakh price gap over time. Both suits buyers who value safety kit and cabin tech over badge value.

FAQs

What is the Haval Jolion price in Pakistan?

The Haval Jolion price in Pakistan starts at Rs 7,796,106 for the 1.5T petrol variant and Rs 9,116,216 for the HEV hybrid variant. These are ex factory prices and may change, so confirm with your dealer before booking.

Is the Haval Jolion assembled in Pakistan?

Yes. The Jolion is locally assembled (CKD) by Sazgar Engineering Works in Lahore. Local assembly began in May 2023; earlier units from 2021 were fully imported (CBU).

What is the fuel average of the Haval Jolion HEV?

The Jolion HEV delivers around 16 to 20 km/l in real world driving. It is a self charging hybrid, so there is no need to plug it in; the battery charges through regenerative braking.

How many airbags does the Haval Jolion have?

Both variants of the Haval Jolion come with 6 airbags as standard, along with a Level 2 ADAS suite including adaptive cruise control, lane centring and blind spot detection.

What is the difference between the Jolion 1.5T and the Jolion HEV?

The 1.5T is a turbo petrol with a 7 speed dual clutch gearbox making 150 hp. The HEV is a hybrid with a dedicated hybrid transmission making a combined 190 hp and 375 Nm, and it uses far less fuel. The HEV costs about 13.2 lakh more than the 1.5T.

Verdict

The Haval Jolion is a well judged compact SUV for Pakistani buyers who want modern features and strong safety at a fair price. The 1.5T petrol at Rs 7,796,106 gives you a fully loaded SUV for less than most rivals charge, while the HEV at Rs 9,116,216 is one of the most affordable ways to get a proper self charging hybrid SUV in Pakistan. Check the variant that fits your driving, confirm the latest price with a Sazgar dealer, and take both for a test drive before deciding.