Chinese brand Haval, which belongs to the Great Wall Motor Company, is trying to woo buyers in Europe. How does its H6 hybrid SUV measure up? REV's test driver Emmanuel Schäfer took the roomy family vehicle out for a spin. He was impressed by the H6's many standard features, including: a 14.6-inch infotainment display, 360-degree camera, 19-inch alloy wheels, heated windshield, heated steering wheel and electric trunk opening. He was even more impressed that, to celebrate its market launch in Germany, Haval is offering the H6 for a starting price of less than €30,000. That price even includes an unlimited five-year warranty. Will domestic carmakers be able to compete?