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Great Wall Hover H3 I (2010–2016): specs

The Great Wall Hover H3 I is a SUV produced from 2010 to 2016.

Engines: 2.0 (4G63S4M (Mitsubishi 4G63)), 116 hp. Transmission: manual; all-wheel drive. Length 4,650 mm, wheelbase 2,700 mm, fuel tank 70 L.

This generation was built without a facelift. Sold in Kazakhstan, Russia.

Specifications

Production years2010–2016
BodySUV
Engine2.0
Engine code4G63S4M (Mitsubishi 4G63)
Displacement2 L
Fuelpetrol
Power116 hp
Torque170 Nm
Transmissionmanual, 5-speed
Gearbox model5MT
Driveall-wheel drive
Length4,650 mm
Width1,800 mm
Height1,745 mm
Wheelbase2,700 mm
Fuel tank70 L

Vehicle tax in Kazakhstan

EngineUnder 10 years10–20 years (×0.7)
2.0≈ 16,475 ₸≈ 11,532 ₸

Approximate annual vehicle tax for 2026 (due by 1 April 2027), based on the 2026 MRP of 4,325 ₸. The exact amount depends on the engine displacement in the registration certificate and the year of manufacture. Exact calculator (in Russian) →

Body-on-frame

Pros and cons

Pros

  • All-wheel-drive versions available
  • Large tank: 70 L

Cons

  • Engine Mitsubishi 4G6x/4G18: timing belt and balance shaft belt failure
  • Modest power: up to 116 hp

Common problems and what to check

Engine: Mitsubishi 4G6x/4G18

  • timing belt and balance shaft belt snapping
  • worn engine mounts

What to check when buying: when the timing belt and balance shaft belt were replaced.

Tip: Replace the belts together, every 90k km.

Based on owner and workshop reports. A specific car may differ — get a pre-purchase inspection.

Tyre and wheel sizes

Factory sizes: tyres 235/65R17; bolt pattern 6x139.7. All sizes, offsets and centre bore →

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FAQ

What engine does the Great Wall Hover H3 I have?

2.0, code 4G63S4M (Mitsubishi 4G63), 116 hp, 170 Nm.

What transmission does it have?

manual (5MT).

What are the ground clearance and fuel tank size?

Fuel tank 70 l.

How much is the vehicle tax on the Great Wall Hover H3 I in Kazakhstan?

For 2026, about 16,475 ₸ for a car under 10 years old (base engine). Cars aged 10–20 years get a 0.7 coefficient, cars over 20 years a 0.5 coefficient.

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