OCaml's module system is a nice tool for many cases that is only slowly getting into Haskell via Backpack but not there yet. So that's one.

GHC 8.0 almost has dependent types and the expectation is feature completeness in 8.2, thought what's in 8.0 is already useful.

I like and use Rust and the design decisions that led to a very capable region system that allows one to write data race free and memory correct code is excellent. Haskell doesn't have such a thing because it doesn't try avoid GC.

I didn't do a point by point comparison of Rust expressiveness vs Haskell recently, but I don't remember it being close. Rafael might need to write a Rust for for Haskellers as an update of his "for OCamlers" post a while back.