Family
The Haima Family is a series of compact sedans produced by the Chinese manufacturer Haima Automobile. Introduced in 2003, this lineup evolved over the years, offering Chinese consumers vehicles that combined modern design with reliable performance. Production of the Haima Family concluded in 2019, after several generations and facelifts.
Variants by year
2017
2016
2014
2010
2000
Model summary
Data from the ScanRacer library, organized to compare versions quickly.
Model introduction
The Haima Family is a series of compact sedans produced by the Chinese manufacturer Haima Automobile. Introduced in 2003, this lineup evolved over the years, offering Chinese consumers vehicles that combined modern design with reliable performance. Production of the Haima Family concluded in 2019, after several generations and facelifts.
History
The Haima Family was launched in 2003 as a rebadged version of the eighth generation Mazda 323, featuring significant front and rear modifications to suit the Chinese market. In 2007, the model was facelifted and renamed Haima 3, based on the ninth generation Mazda 323, with 1.6L and 1.8L engines. After another facelift in 2011, the model reverted to the Haima Family name. In 2014, the Haima Familia M5 was introduced, replacing the Haima Family, with 1.5L turbo and 1.6L engines, and manual or automatic transmissions. Production of the Haima Family concluded in 2019, after several generations and facelifts.
Generations
The Haima Family underwent three main generations: 1. **First Generation (2003–2007)**: Based on the eighth generation Mazda 323, this version featured aesthetic modifications for the Chinese market. 2. **Second Generation (2007–2013)**: Built on the ninth generation Mazda 323, this version offered 1.6L and 1.8L engines, with a facelift in 2011. 3. **Third Generation (2013–2019)**: Initially launched as the Haima 3, this generation was renamed Haima Family after a 2011 facelift. Each generation introduced improvements in design and performance, catering to the expectations of Chinese consumers.
Key differences
The main differences between the Haima Family generations include: - **Exterior Design**: Each generation featured aesthetic modifications, including facelifts of the grille, headlights, and taillights to reflect market trends. - **Platform and Engines**: The first generation was based on the eighth generation Mazda 323, while the second generation was built on the ninth generation Mazda 323, offering more powerful engines. - **Technology and Features**: Later versions introduced technological enhancements, such as updated infotainment systems and improved transmission options. These developments enabled the Haima Family to remain competitive in the Chinese market by meeting the evolving needs of consumers.
Photo recognition
To identify a Haima Family, look for the following features: - **Grille**: Specific design with horizontal bars. - **Headlights**: Distinctive shape, often with chrome elements. - **Badge**: Presence of the Haima logo on the rear trunk. - **Dimensions**: Length of approximately 4.7 meters and a wheelbase of 2.685 meters. These features can help distinguish the Haima Family from other similar models.
Important versions
Notable versions of the Haima Family include: - **Haima 3 (2007–2013)**: Based on the ninth generation Mazda 323, offering 1.6L and 1.8L engines. - **Haima Familia M5 (2014–2019)**: The final version before production ended, with 1.5L turbo and 1.6L engines. These versions marked significant milestones in the evolution of the Haima Family.
References
- https://auto.ru/catalog/cars/haima/family/auto.ru
- https://automobilisto.de/pl/catalog/haima/familyautomobilisto.de
- https://automobilisto.de/en/catalog/haima/familyautomobilisto.de
- https://www.drom.ru/catalog/haima/family/g_2016_20070/drom.ru
- https://www.drom.ru/catalog/haima/family/drom.ru
- https://carscope.io/car/haima/familycarscope.io
Frequently asked questions
- What years was the Haima Family produced?
- ScanRacer's referenced versions cover 2000 - 2017.