2021-2022 used
$18,000Early Jolion stock. 1.5L turbo the standard drivetrain. Volumes scaling; supply thin outside main centres.
Weekly
$82.25
Monthly
$356.42
HAVAL model
HAVAL Jolion finance calculator
The small-SUV entry point in the Haval NZ range.
Last reviewed: 23 April 2026
Your estimated repayment
Weekly
$128/week
$256 /fortnight $554 /month
$28,000
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7.00% p.a.
5 years
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HAVAL Jolion finance calculator Not a lender. Not a broker. Financing a HAVAL Jolion in New Zealand
The Haval Jolion is the brand's entry-level SUV in New Zealand and the smaller of the two Haval nameplates sold locally. Per the Carjam NZ fleet register, Jolion volumes have grown from a low base since 2021 as GWM NZ expanded its authorised dealer network. The Jolion cross-shops against the MG ZS, Hyundai Venue, and Kia Stonic at the value end of the small-SUV market. Finance applications typically sit between $18,000 on used examples and $32,000 on new Ultra trims, and the Haval NZ 7-year or unlimited-kilometre factory warranty applies to new Jolion stock.
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Year by year
Jolion prices and repayments, by era.
Typical NZ market prices and the weekly cost of financing each. All figures assume 7% over 5 years with no deposit. Indicative only; open the full calculator to pre-set your own rate and term.
2023-2024 used
$24,000Post-facelift stock with improved infotainment and driver-assist. Ultra trim the common pick.
Weekly
$109.67
Monthly
$475.23
2025+ new
$32,000Current generation. Ultra and Lux the volume new trims. Full 7-year warranty run from sale.
Weekly
$146.22
Monthly
$633.64
Who this suits
Who buys a HAVAL Jolion?
- First-car and second-car buyers wanting a small SUV under the Kia Seltos or Toyota Corolla Cross price band.
- Young families adding a supplementary vehicle for school runs and urban driving who value long factory warranty.
- Downsizers moving out of a mid-size SUV who prefer a higher driving position than a hatch offers.
- Buyers cross-shopping the MG ZS, Hyundai Venue, and Suzuki Vitara at a similar weekly repayment.
Financing notes
What financing a Jolion usually looks like.
At $24,000 across a 5-year term at roughly 8.2%, the weekly repayment sits at around $114 a week or $490 a month. A 4-year term drops total interest by roughly $1,700 while pushing the weekly to about $140. The Haval NZ 7-year warranty on original sale means most current-generation used Jolion applications still carry factory cover through the entire loan term, which usually makes dealer-bundled mechanical breakdown insurance redundant.
Model-specific questions
HAVAL Jolion finance FAQ.
Is the Haval Jolion a sensible finance choice compared to a Kia Seltos at the same weekly?
At the same weekly the Jolion is usually newer than the Seltos you could have bought, often by one or two years, which means more Haval NZ factory warranty remaining across the term. The Seltos carries stronger resale into year four and a deeper used-market liquidity. On total cost across four years the Jolion often comes out marginally ahead on price saving plus lower unplanned-mechanical-cost exposure; at year five the Seltos tends to close the gap on resale.
How does the Haval NZ 7-year warranty transfer on a used Jolion?
The Haval NZ 7-year or unlimited-kilometre factory warranty runs from the original sale date of an NZ-new Jolion through the GWM-Haval dealer network and transfers to subsequent owners, provided servicing has been completed at a Haval NZ dealer or an approved workshop. A 3-year-old used Jolion typically has about four years of cover remaining on the day of settlement.
Should I finance a Jolion over 5 years or shorter?
For a used Jolion between $20,000 and $28,000, a 4-year term is usually the sweet spot. A 5-year term works on current-generation new stock with factory warranty running the full loan, but because Haval residuals are still firming, a 4-year term with a 15% deposit is the safer structure. Stretching beyond 5 years adds meaningful interest and outlasts the NZ residual data the lender is pricing against.
What deposit is typical on a used Haval Jolion?
10 to 20% is the usual shape, and lenders often want more where the car is a private sale with a thin record. Haval is still building its NZ resale history, so the deposit is doing more work here than it would on an equivalent RAV4.
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