GWM has announced plans to expand its Australian range in 2025 with the introduction of six new models. These models will include a mix of petrol, diesel, hybrid, Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV), and electric vehicles, offering a wider variety of powertrains for consumers.

The first model to be released in Q1 2025 will be the new GWM Cannon ute, featuring a 2.4-litre turbo diesel engine with 135kW of power and 480Nm of torque. It will also offer design upgrades, such as a new grille and an updated interior with a larger infotainment touchscreen.

To read our review of the GWM Cannon Alpha ute, click here.

The GWM Tank 300 Diesel will also launch in Q1, powered by the same 2.4-litre turbo diesel engine. This will provide buyers with a third powertrain option in addition to the existing petrol and hybrid versions of the Tank 300.

To read our full review of the GWM Tank 300, click here.

GWM will introduce its first Plug-in Hybrid model in Australia with the H6GT PHEV, offering up to 180km of electric-only range. The Cannon Alpha Hi4T PHEV, expected in Q2, will feature 300kW of power, 750Nm of torque, and a 37.1kWh battery providing 110km of electric-only driving.

The refreshed Haval H6, arriving in Q2, will feature design updates inside and out, and may also offer a PHEV variant. GWM’s new Haval H7 mid-sized SUV, designed to bridge the gap between the H6 and the Tank 300, is also expected to join the range in Q2.

To read our full review of the Haval H6 Ultra Hybrid, click here.

GWM has confirmed it is working on plans to introduce the Tank 500 Hi4T PHEV and is considering launching the Ora Sport EV in Australia. More details about pricing and specifications for these models will be provided closer to their release.

To read our full review of the GWM Tank 500, click here.

GWM continues its strong performance in 2024, with sales up 21.8% year-to-date, and forecasts suggest that sales will exceed 40,000 units for the first time by year’s end.