2026 HAVAL RAPTOR Hi4 FULL REVIEW - 443HP Plug-in Off-Roader w/ 1200km Range! | GenZ Wheels

2026 Haval Raptor Hi4 FULL VISUAL REVIEW: The 443 HP Hybrid Off-Road Beast!
The future of rugged adventure is here, and it's plug-in hybrid! This is our detailed, documentary deep-dive on the 2026 Haval Raptor Hi4 from Great Wall Motors (GWM)—a vehicle that blends aggressive, boxy off-road styling with a revolutionary 443 horsepower Hi4 PHEV system and cutting-edge technology.

We explore every detail of this new challenger designed to redefine the electric explorer segment.

What Makes the Raptor Hi4 a Game Changer?
🦖 Design & Capability

Rugged Aesthetic: We break down the new square LED lights, the massive fender flares with exposed rivets, and the iconic external spare wheel.

Real Off-Road Chops: Analyzing the 25° approach angle, 32° departure angle, and the true capability of the intelligent Hi4 AWD with differential lock.

🔌 Revolutionary Hi4 Powertrain

Dual Mode Hybrid: How the 1.5L Turbo engine and dual electric motors combine for 443 HP and a 0-100 km/h sprint in under 6 seconds.

Range Anxiety SOLVED: Discussing the massive battery pack that offers up to 200 km (CLTC) of pure electric range, and over 1,200 km of total hybrid range.

External Power: Highlighting the utility of the 6kW external discharge function for camping and tools.

🖥️ Digital Command Center

Coffee OS 3: A close look at the intuitive and lightning-fast 14.6-inch central screen running GWM's proprietary operating system.

L2+ Autonomy: Demonstrating the advanced Coffee Pilot Plus ADAS with features like High-speed NOA (Navigate on Autopilot) and intelligent reverse tracking.

Luxury & Utility: Reviewing the premium interior materials, the column-mounted shifter, heated/ventilated seats, and the wealth of storage.

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Let us know in the comments: Can the Haval Raptor Hi4 truly compete with established off-roaders like the Ford Bronco and Jeep Wrangler with its hybrid system?