Safety

The Haval Jolion Pro is equipped with a robust suite of advanced safety technologies that provide added protection for both driver and passengers across different driving conditions. Among its key features is the Blind Spot Monitoring system, which alerts the driver to nearby vehicles or obstacles that may not be visible in the side mirrors. In addition, the Lane Departure Warning system helps keep the vehicle on track, especially useful during long drives or moments of driver distraction.

Beyond active safety, the Jolion Pro also integrates strong passive safety features. Its body is designed to absorb impact effectively during collisions, minimizing harm to occupants. The vehicle is also fitted with multiple airbags at the front and sides to further reduce injury risk in the event of an accident. Complementing this setup are three point seatbelts for all seats and ISOFIX child seat anchors, reinforcing its appeal as a reliable family SUV.

Vehicle Purchase Cost

The new Haval Jolion Pro is priced competitively, with a starting point of around 70,000 SAR. For those opting for financing, a 20 percent down payment of 14,000 SAR and a five year loan term at an annual interest rate of 1.9 percent would result in an estimated monthly installment of about 990 SAR.

In the used car market, the Jolion Pro holds its value remarkably well. With an estimated resale price of 50,000 SAR after three years of ownership, it retains approximately 71 percent of its original value. This makes it a smart investment for drivers who care about long term value and return on investment.

Running Costs

The Jolion Pro delivers strong fuel efficiency for its class, consuming an average of 6.8 liters per 100 kilometers. Assuming a fuel price of 2.18 SAR per liter and an annual driving distance of 15,000 kilometers, the estimated yearly fuel cost is about 2,221 SAR. This figure places the Jolion Pro among the more economical choices in the family SUV category.

As for maintenance, the vehicle follows a scheduled service interval every 10,000 kilometers or once a year, whichever comes first. Each maintenance visit typically costs between 600 and 800 SAR, which is considered affordable for a vehicle offering this level of performance and comfort.