Protect the radiator: It blocks road debris—like stones, bugs, and twigs—from hitting the radiator. This prevents bent fins or punctures that would reduce the radiator’s cooling ability (avoiding engine overheating).

Ensure engine cooling: The evenly spaced ventilation holes let fresh air flow through to the radiator. This air absorbs heat from the coolant, keeping the engine at a safe operating temperature—critical for long drives or hot weather.

Define the 7X’s front identity: Its unique grid pattern (tailored to Haima 7X’s design language) frames the central Haima logo, tying together the front headlights and bumper. It’s what makes the 7X recognizable at a glance.

Fits These: All Haima 7X variants (matches the front fascia’s cutout size, ventilation needs, and design style—confirm with VIN).

Won’t Fit These:

Other Haima models: Like Haima S5, S7, or 8S—different front fascia designs and radiator sizes (grill can’t fit or cool properly).

Non-Haima vehicles: Even if similar in shape, the fascia cutout and mounting points are totally different (no functional fit).

7X with modified front ends: Aftermarket front bumpers or fascia kits change the grill’s mounting position—original grill can’t adapt.

Regular cleaning: Wipe the grill with a soft cloth and mild soap every 2 weeks—remove bug splats, dust, or mud (dirty grill blocks airflow and looks messy).

Check mounting clips: Every month, open the hood and check if clips are loose or broken—loose clips cause rattling; broken ones need replacement to keep the grill secure.

Repair small damages: If the grill has minor scratches, use touch-up paint matching the 7X’s body color—deep cracks mean replacing the whole grill (to avoid further damage).

Avoid harsh impacts: Don’t hit curbs or large debris—ABS plastic can crack if hit hard, leaving the radiator exposed.