First of all, the Great Wall Haval belongs to CUV, and Hyundai Tucson belongs to SUV. Haval belongs to the middle and low-grade multi-function vehicle, while Tucson belongs to the middle and high-grade multi-function recreational vehicle, with different positioning, different models and different configuration levels.
Of course, the reason for the huge price gap between the two cars is that one is a domestic car and the other is a joint venture car. Haval CUV is a vehicle with completely independent intellectual property rights, and almost all of them are made in China. The procurement cost and manufacturing cost are relatively low, and there is no need to pay patent fees. The core parts of Hyundai Tucson are imported and are joint venture vehicles. China has no intellectual property rights. Every time a car is produced, it has to pay tens of thousands of yuan of patent fees, production license fees and other intellectual property fees to foreign parties, and the import cost of core parts is also very high, so this is the real reason why Tucson is more expensive than Haval CUV.