Haval Towing Capacity Calculator: The H9's Ladder Chassis Does the Heavy Lifting
Haval built its name on value-packed crossovers, which makes the H9's genuine body-on-frame ladder chassis and 3,000 kg tow rating the kind of surprise most shoppers never check for. This calculator identifies your exact Haval in one step, VIN or picker, then gives you the honest number, no matter which of Haval's real markets you're shopping in.
Haval towing calculator
Set Up Your Haval
Identify your Haval
Type your VIN below, or pick your country, model and trim, whichever is faster. Both fill the same result, no tabs to switch between.
Your Result
Identify your Haval to begin
Use the VIN field or the model picker above, check the pre-filled numbers, add what you're carrying, then hit Run the Numbers.
The six checks behind your score
Standards used
- Tow rating:
SAE J2807/ national standards - Hitch & coupling:
ISO 1103 - Trailer electrics:
ISO 11992,ISO 1724 - VIN structure:
ISO 3779
A value badge that quietly built a genuine off-roader too
Owners after a figure specific to their exact Haval rather than a brochure average should use the Haval towing capacity by VIN feature in the identify panel above, since engine and trim choice genuinely shift the certified number across the H6 and Dargo lineups. The H9 leads with genuine ladder chassis muscle, the H6 and Dargo follow with solid compact SUV figures, and the Jolion, H2 and M6 simply were not built with a tow bar in mind, which this calculator states plainly.
Ladder chassis muscle
Up to 3,000 kg, a figure that rivals dedicated off-road SUVs.
Compact, still capable
Up to 1,500 kg, a solid figure for a family crossover.
H6's close sibling
Matching capability with its own distinct styling.
No guessed numbers
Jolion, H2 and M6 get a clear not-rated notice, not a fabricated figure.
The full Haval towing capacity chart
Every trim below loads straight into the calculator with a single click. Models with no published towing figure are marked plainly rather than left to guesswork.
| Model / trim | Tow rating | GVM | Payload | Kerb weight |
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Getting a result in five steps
Identify your Haval
VIN or model picker, same panel, same result.
Check the numbers
Cross-check against your Haval towing capacity chart.
Load it up
Add passengers and cargo before the trailer.
Add the trailer
Loaded weight and tow ball target.
Read your score
A single Tow Confidence Index built from six checks.
How the figures and the score are worked out
SAE J2807 and national standards
Tow ratings for the H9, H6 and Dargo with a factory tow bar follow J2807 methodology alongside applicable Australian ADR or China GB compliance for each market.
VIN structure (ISO 3779)
The 17-character VIN carries WMI, VDS and VIS segments encoding model, engine and equipment used to pin down your real figure, whichever entry method you choose.
Payload checked first
Tow ball weight and cargo are weighed against payload before tow rating, since payload is where a loaded H9 or H6 often runs short first.
The Tow Confidence Index
All six checks (payload, GVM, GCM, tow rating, tow ball weight, hitch class) are weighted and rolled into one 0 to 100 score, so you get a single honest read instead of six numbers to reconcile yourself.
More towing tools worth pairing with an H9 or H6
Nissan Titan and Pathfinder towing hub
A genuine full-size truck comparison, well beyond the H9's midsize class but useful for context.
Plymouth Grand Voyager towing capacity
A discontinued badge's genuine minivan figure, an interesting historical contrast to Haval's fast-growing current range.
Porsche Cayenne towing capacity
A premium performance SUV with a genuinely serious tow rating, useful contrast against Haval's value-first pricing.
Rivian R1T and R1S towing hub
An electric truck and SUV comparison, worth weighing against Haval's combustion and hybrid lineup.
Subaru Ascent and Outback towing hub
An AWD-focused comparison for buyers weighing an H6 against established all-weather capability.
Suzuki Jimny and Vitara towing hub
A genuinely smaller-scale comparison point, purely for context against Haval's larger tow-rated H9.
Tesla Cybertruck and Model X towing hub
An electric pickup comparison, another data point for buyers cross-shopping different drivetrain philosophies.
Volkswagen Touareg and Amarok towing hub
An established German comparison point, useful context for buyers weighing an H9 against a pricier alternative.
BYD Tang and Shark towing hub
Another fast-rising Chinese brand, a direct comparison point for buyers cross-shopping newer market entrants.
Peugeot 5008 and Landtrek towing hub
A European family SUV and pickup figure, another useful comparison point for value-conscious buyers.
KTM motorcycle hauling calculator
If your H9 or H6 is the tow vehicle for a motorcycle trailer, this checks your own numbers against the load.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Haval H9 towing capacity?
The H9 is rated to tow up to 3,000 kg braked on 4x4 variants with the factory tow bar fitted, a serious figure that rivals dedicated off-road SUVs.
Can the Haval H6 tow a caravan?
Yes. The H6 is rated to tow up to 1,500 kg braked on most petrol and hybrid variants with the factory tow bar fitted.
What is the Haval Dargo towing capacity?
The Dargo is rated to tow up to 1,500 kg braked with the factory tow bar fitted, matching its closely related H6 sibling.
Do the Jolion, H2 and M6 have a towing rating?
No. These are smaller crossovers without factory tow bar preparation, so Haval's towing capability sits with the H9, H6 and Dargo.