Haval H6 Service Schedule & Costs — Australia
Same GWM pattern: first service 12 months/10,000 km, then every 15,000 km; prices locked to first-registration date; five capped services. The H6’s own story is the GEN3 4WD premium with a paper trail: identical prices until service 3, then the GEN3 4WD pays ~$100 more at services 3 and 4 — and the official item schedule shows exactly why: transfer-case and rear-differential oils first changed at 36 months/40,000 km, torque-transfer-device oil at 48 months.
Capped prices — by Customer Year
| Service | Due at | H6 GEN3 2WD | H6 GEN3 4WD | H6 HEV | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CY≤2024 | CY2025+ | CY≤2024 | CY2025+ | CY≤2024 | CY2025+ | ||
| 1 | 12 mo / 10,000 km | $210 | $245 | $210 | $245 | $225 | $255 |
| 2 | 24 mo / 25,000 km | $280 | $320 | $280 | $320 | $250 | $330 |
| 3 | 36 mo / 40,000 km | $380 | $445 | $480 | $555 | $400 | $470 |
| 4 | 48 mo / 55,000 km | $480 | $565 | $580 | $675 | $550 | $685 |
| 5 | 60 mo / 70,000 km | $210 | $265 | $210 | $265 | $225 | $280 |
| 5-service total | $1,560 | $1,840 | $1,760 | $2,060 | $1,650 | $2,020 | |
Prices AUD from GWM Australia’s official CPS document (archived 20 August 2026, sha256 on record); totals are our arithmetic. Registration date matters: the same GEN3 4WD costs $1,760 or $2,060 over five services depending on whether it was first registered before or after 1 January 2025.
H6 GT and the New H6 (2025) — their own sheets
| Version | Services 1–5 | Total |
|---|---|---|
| H6 GT 4x2 (CY≤2024 → CY2026+) | $225 or $260 / … / $225 or $285 | $1,550 → $1,880 |
| H6 GT 4x4 (CY≤2024 → CY2026+) | services 3–4 carry the AWD premium (between $500 and $670) | $1,780 → $2,130 |
| H6 GT PHEV (CY≤2025 → CY2026+) | $240 / $400 or $415 / $390 or $405 / $705 or $710 / $245 or $260 | $1,980 → $2,030 |
| New H6 2025: Petrol 2WD | $260 / $355 / $400 / $660 / $350 | $2,025 |
| New H6 2025: HEV 2WD / 4WD | $235 / ($335 2WD, $365 4WD) / ($505 2WD, $500 4WD) / ($655 2WD, $660 4WD) / $335 | $2,065 (2WD) / $2,095 (4WD) |
| New H6 2025: PHEV 2WD / 4WD | $230 / $370 / $485 / $570 / ($480 2WD, $485 4WD) | $2,135 (2WD) / $2,140 (4WD) |
Condensed from the official H6 GT and New H6 (2025) CPS sheets (archived; full per-service tables in the documents). Where a GT cell shows two figures joined by “or”, they are two Customer-Year prices, not a price range — and the condensed form does not record which year carries which, so we don’t say. The New H6 sheet is a different case: it prints one set of prices with no Customer-Year column at all, and a 2WD petrol column with no 4WD counterpart — so no registration year is implied for the three New H6 rows above. Every figure on that sheet carries an asterisk GWM defines as “Maximum payable for standard scheduled servicing (normal operating conditions)”: a ceiling, not a fixed quote, which makes the New H6 totals ceilings too. We did not re-read the older H6 and H6 GT sheets for that footnote, so we make no claim about it there. The GT PHEV’s year-4 service ($705 or $710) is its big one; the New H6 PHEV spreads costs into year 5 instead.
Why the GEN3 4WD costs more — the official item list
| GEN3 4WD-only item | Official rhythm |
|---|---|
| Transfer-case oil | First at 36 mo / 40,000 km, then every 36 mo / 45,000 km |
| Rear differential oil | Same rhythm as transfer case |
| Torque-transfer device oil | First at 48 mo / 55,000 km, then every 48 mo / 60,000 km |
Plus the range-wide items: oil/filter every service, plugs three times, ATF (or DHT oil on HEV) from 55,000 km, coolant twice, brake fluid three times, HEV battery SOH checks every visit — the full 120-month table is in the archived official document. Buying a used GEN3 4WD near 40,000 or 55,000 km? Those oil changes are either just-done (ask for proof) or your bill. Don’t carry this list to a New H6 (2025). That car’s HEV and PHEV schedules print a different AWD-only set — DHT transmission filter and rear differential oil, plus a high- and low-temperature coolant overflow tank on the HEV — and there the 4WD is not uniformly dearer: on the HEV it costs more at services 2 and 4 and less at service 3.