The Great Wall M2 was a compact crossover-styled hatchback/mini-SUV produced from 2010, built on the brand's small-car platform with raised ride height and rugged trim. It used a 1.5-litre petrol engine and targeted young buyers wanting SUV looks on a budget. It was a short-lived entry in Great Wall's early 'M-series' of small cars.
The M2 is a crossover-styled compact hatchback launched around 2010 as a raised version of the Great Wall Coolbear, initially badged Great Wall Haval M2 before Haval separated in 2013. It added raised ride height, wide wheel arches, and black cladding to its small-car base, powered by 1.5L petrol engines with front-wheel drive. It was an unusual, affordable urban crossover that never sold in large numbers and is now rare. It shows Great Wall's early experiments with the crossover-hatchback format.
16years
2trims
104hp
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2 trims · 2010–2014Single generation (2010-2014), a compact 1.5-litre crossover-styled mini-SUV aimed at budget-minded young buyers.