What is the Great Wall Hover?
The Great Wall Hover is an SUV from Chinese manufacturer Great Wall Motor. The name is linked to the Haval H5: its first generation was also known as the Hover H5. With its upright SUV shape, the Hover belongs to the utility-focused side of Great Wall Motor’s range, which includes SUVs and pickups.
Generation and model history
The first generation is listed as running from 2010 to 2020, while European Union registrations span 2010–2018. The Haval H5 was also known as the Hover H5 in its first generation, though model names varied across markets. Haval is Great Wall Motor’s SUV brand.
Engines and power
European versions used petrol, diesel or LPG, short for liquefied petroleum gas. Engine sizes ranged from 2.0 L to 2.4 L, with power from 93 kW (126 PS) to 105 kW (143 PS). LPG provided an alternative to petrol and diesel. Across the European Union registration years 2010–2018, nine versions are represented, with 4,068 registrations in total.
Fuel consumption and CO₂
European fuel-consumption and CO₂ figures use test procedures such as NEDC or WLTP, which can produce results that are not directly comparable. The registration totals do not state consumption or emissions ratings. The most registered listed version was the 2.4 L LPG rated at 93 kW (126 PS), with 3,256 registrations in 2011. The 2.0 L diesel rated at 105 kW (143 PS) recorded 432 registrations in 2018.
Questions and answers
What type of vehicle is the Great Wall Hover?
It is an SUV related by name and history to the first-generation Haval H5, also called Hover H5.
Which fuels were offered in EU versions?
The listed European versions use petrol, diesel or LPG.
What engine sizes and power are recorded?
Engine sizes range from 2.0 L to 2.4 L, with power from 93 kW (126 PS) to 105 kW (143 PS).
When was it registered in the EU?
The European Union registration years span 2010–2018.