Sazgar has officially launched the Haval H6 GT PHEV in Pakistan, unveiling the plug-in hybrid variant at PAPS 2026 with a price tag of Rs. 12,949,000 — just Rs. 54,000 more than the standard Haval H6 PHEV. The Haval H6 GT PHEV price Pakistan positioning suggests the company is betting that a relatively small premium will be enough to pull buyers toward the sportier, more powerful GT variant rather than the standard model.
The GT trim distinguishes itself immediately through its fastback coupe roofline, a styling choice that sets it apart from the more conventional SUV silhouette of the regular H6. Other visual updates include dual rear spoilers, a shark-bite front grille, gloss-black trim accents, and red brake calipers peeking out from behind the wheels — details clearly aimed at buyers who want their SUV to read as sporty rather than purely practical.
Performance and Battery Improvements Over the Standard H6
Under the body, the H6 GT PHEV pairs a 1.5-liter turbocharged petrol engine producing 152hp with dual electric motors — 67hp at the front and 63hp at the rear — for a combined output of 430hp and 642Nm of torque. Sazgar states the GT can go from 0 to 100km/h in just 4.58 seconds, a figure that puts it well ahead of most other SUVs in its price bracket, plug-in hybrid or otherwise.
The battery pack has also grown substantially compared to the standard H6 PHEV, moving up to 35.43kWh from 19kWh. That larger pack extends the electric-only driving range to as much as 183km, meaning many owners could complete daily commutes without the petrol engine engaging at all. Charging is supported at up to 6.6kW on AC and 48kW on DC, allowing for reasonably quick top-ups when a fast charger is available.
Interior Features and Global Availability
Inside, the GT variant comes equipped with a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster alongside a larger 14.6-inch infotainment touchscreen, along with heated and ventilated seats, wireless phone charging, and a 9-speaker audio system. Cargo capacity stands at 392 liters with the rear seats up, expanding to 1,390 liters when they are folded down, giving the GT reasonable practicality despite its sportier roofline eating into headroom compared to the standard H6.
The H6 GT PHEV is not a Pakistan-exclusive model — it is already sold in markets including Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Brazil, and South Africa, meaning Sazgar is bringing a proven global product rather than something built specifically for the local market. The launch adds to a busy year for Pakistan’s automotive sector, which has also seen shifts in commercial vehicle segments, including the relief granted to sleeper bus operators following recent court proceedings, as manufacturers and operators alike navigate changing regulations and consumer preferences across vehicle categories.