Haval Jolion: Beit Bridge (Zimbabwe border) to Durban cost
Haval Jolion 1.5T City Plus (105kW) · 1110 km via N1, N3 · 11h 30m
Fuel at R23.36/L inland 95 ULP (2026-04-01) · Toll fees: 1 March 2026
One-way trip cost
R 2 805,30
total cost
R 5 610,60
return trip (×2)
Fuel cost
R 2 100,30
89.9L @ 8.1L/100km
Toll fees
R 705,00
11 mainline plazas · Class I
Toll gates on this route
Mainline plazas only — Class I (standard light vehicle / bakkie / SUV).
| Plaza | Class I | |
|---|---|---|
| Baobab | R 61.50 | |
| Capricorn | R 63.50 | |
| Nyl | R 79.50 | |
| Kranskop | R 61.50 | |
| Carousel | R 75.00 | |
| Pumulani | R 16.50 | |
| De Hoek | R 67.00 | |
| Wilge | R 94.00 | |
| Tugela | R 100.00 | |
| Mooi | R 70.00 | |
| Mariannhill | R 16.50 | |
| Total (one way) | R 705.00 | |
Source: foresightpublications.co.za · Tariffs effective 1 March 2026 · 3.12% SANRAL CPI adjustment
About the Haval Jolion's consumption figure
The 8.1L/100km figure is the manufacturer-published WLTP combined-cycle rating for the Haval Jolion 1.5T City Plus (105kW). Highway fuel economy on long, flat South African roads often comes in close to or below the WLTP figure at legal highway speeds.
Combined cycle. Outselling the H6 in some SA months. Standard (non-Pro) variant.
Consumption source: https://www.cars.co.za/newcars/Haval/Jolion/1.5T-City-Plus/
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