GWM Tank 700 Arrives Strong, Challenging Limits With 524 Hp Of Power

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Published on 25/11/2023 at 14:04

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GWM Tank 700 Launched at Event in China. New GWM Car for Brazil Costs About R$ 480 Thousand and Delivers Over 500 Horsepower.

GWM took advantage of the Guangzhou Auto Show to showcase its new plug-in hybrid propulsion technology and launch two new vehicles, namely the GWM Tank 700 Hi4-T Limited Launch Edition and GWM POER Shanhai 2023 Performance Edition. A major highlight is the GWM Tank hybrid plug-in (PHEV), which is available for pre-order at 700,000 yuan, equivalent to R$ 480 thousand. However, only 70 units are available in the first batch, which will start being delivered in February next year.

New GWM Car Can Deliver Up to 524 Horsepower

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This is the third PHEV model under the Tank brand and the first equipped with a Hi4-T system powered by a 3-liter V6. It is worth noting that all other hybrids in the lineup are equipped with the 2.0 4-cylinder engine. The GWM Tank 700 stands out for its robust style with large headlights, sporty front bumper, wide wheels, and a vent on the hood. At the rear, there is a roof spoiler and rear diffuser, in addition to the trunk lid housing the spare tire.

With a medium/large size, the new GWM car measures 5.13 meters in length, 2.06 meters in width, 1.95 meters in height, with a wheelbase of 3.0 meters. The powertrain consists of a 3.0-liter V6 twin-turbo engine with 360 horsepower and 500 Nm of torque that operates with a 9-speed automatic transmission and an electric motor.

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New GWM Car Will Compete Against Toyota SW4

The Tank brand was launched by Great Wall Motor in 2021 and debuted with the Tank 300 SUV. Back then, GWM had already confirmed the arrival of the Tank brand in Brazil, and now there is expectation that the first model from the brand here will be the GWM Tank 700. It is set to challenge competitors like the Toyota SW4 and other models.

It is worth noting that, in addition to this new GWM car, the brand also showcased the POER model during the event. This model has already been confirmed by the company for the Brazilian market and has even been spotted testing here.

Despite the camouflage, it is easy to identify the Poer and notice accessories like snorkel, side steps, roof rack, and widened wheel arches. In practice, it is the same design presented by GWM at an event held in April, when it confirmed the start of national production of the Poer for 2024.

GWM Is a Sales Leader in Brazil

According to ABVE, there were 9,537 light electrified vehicles registered in the country in October, a growth of 114% compared to the previous year and 13% more than in September. Within the segment, plug-in hybrid models, which have external charging, accounted for 3,439 registrations, a growth of 214% compared to October 2022 and 13% compared to September.

Among brands, GWM stood out in hybrid car sales. The Chinese manufacturer registered the Haval H6 line as the best-selling model among all electrified vehicles in the country in October, quickly filling the space previously occupied by the Japanese Toyota with the duo Corolla and Corolla Cross. There were 1,450 units sold of the SUV, making it the second highest sales volume for the brand in the country since April.

GWM Tank 700 Arrives Strong, Challenging Limits With 524 Hp Of Power

GWM Tank 700 Launched at Event in China. New GWM Car for Brazil Costs About R$ 480 Thousand and Delivers Over 500 Horsepower.

New GWM Car Can Deliver Up to 524 Horsepower

New GWM Car Will Compete Against Toyota SW4

GWM Is a Sales Leader in Brazil

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GWM Tank 700 Arrives Strong, Challenging Limits With 524 Hp Of Power

GWM Tank 700 Launched at Event in China. New GWM Car for Brazil Costs About R$ 480 Thousand and Delivers Over 500 Horsepower.

New GWM Car Can Deliver Up to 524 Horsepower

New GWM Car Will Compete Against Toyota SW4

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