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3D
100 sets
FOB, CIF
T/T, L/C, Credit Card, Western Union
USD, EUR, HKD
2011-2022
Cargo Liner
cargo liner, trunk liner, boot mat, compartment liner, frunk
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Covering the long-running 2011-2022 Haval H2 and H2S subcompact SUV line-up sold across China and export markets such as Malaysia, Australia, and the Middle East, this versatile trunk shield is tailored around a 300–500L boot range to keep Southeast Asia users in control of everyday clutter—whether that means neatly arranging shopping bags and baby strollers after supermarket stops, stacking briefcases and sample boxes on sales rounds, or combining a pram with sports kits for after-school activities; on humid, rain-prone days, the high perimeter lip contains muddy splashes from shoes and umbrellas, while split-fold seats let owners extend the loading floor for DIY boxes, luggage for airport drops, or even long items like benches without worrying about scuffs to the original trim, and once the day’s errands, rideshare shifts, or coastal escapes are done, the liner can be lifted out, shaken free of sand and crumbs, or rinsed off, helping busy families and young professionals maintain a tidy, presentable interior over years of urban use and regional travel.
Covering the long-running 2011-2022 Haval H2 and H2S subcompact SUV line-up sold across China and export markets such as Malaysia, Australia, and the Middle East, this versatile trunk shield is tailored around a 300–500L boot range to keep Southeast Asia users in control of everyday clutter—whether that means neatly arranging shopping bags and baby strollers after supermarket stops, stacking briefcases and sample boxes on sales rounds, or combining a pram with sports kits for after-school activities; on humid, rain-prone days, the high perimeter lip contains muddy splashes from shoes and umbrellas, while split-fold seats let owners extend the loading floor for DIY boxes, luggage for airport drops, or even long items like benches without worrying about scuffs to the original trim, and once the day’s errands, rideshare shifts, or coastal escapes are done, the liner can be lifted out, shaken free of sand and crumbs, or rinsed off, helping busy families and young professionals maintain a tidy, presentable interior over years of urban use and regional travel.
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