The Great Wall M4 was a subcompact crossover launched in 2012, offering a taller, more SUV-like body over the brand's small-car underpinnings. Powered by small petrol engines, it competed in China's booming budget mini-SUV segment. The M4 was also exported to markets in South America and the Middle East as an affordable entry-level utility vehicle.
The M4 is a subcompact crossover SUV launched in 2012 as the Great Wall Haval M4, based on the Florid hatchback. Haval became a standalone brand in 2013, and the model later carried the Haval H1 name. It used small petrol engines with front-wheel drive and manual or automatic transmissions. Compact, tall, and affordable, it targeted budget-minded city SUV buyers in China and export markets such as Malaysia. It marked Great Wall's push into the entry-level crossover segment.
14years
3trims
98–138hp range
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3 trims · 2012–2017Single generation (2012-2017), a subcompact crossover with 1.3/1.5-litre petrol engines slotted as Great Wall's affordable entry-level mini-SUV.