Tanks for the new SUV, GWM

New models

Following the launch of the GWM Tank 300 hybrid, GWM New Zealand has extended the up to include the GWM Tank 300 petrol. This addition provides Kiwi new car buyers with an additional powertrain option to suit their individual needs.

Just like its hybrid sibling, the new GWM Tank 300 petrol comes to the New Zealand market with a rugged design, a refined, tech-laden interior, tough off-road capability, dependable safety and outstanding value.

The key differences between the GWM Tank 300 Hybrid and Petrol models is the petrol variant having a 150kg lighter kerb weight, and power being delivered by a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine with 162kW of power and 380Nm of torque mated to an 8-speed automatic transmission.

With power also fed through a part-time 4WD system, the Tank 300 petrol is at home on-road as it is off it. Braked towing capacity for petrol models matches that of the Tank 300 Hybrid at 2500kg.

Available in the Lux and Ultra grade, the petrol specs are very similar to the existing hybrid with minor feature differences between the two powertrains:

Lux Petrol

Lux Hybrid

162kW and 380Nm

255kW and 638Nm combined

9.5L/100km

8.4L/100km

8-speed automatic

9-speed hybrid automatic

Auto up/down windows (Driver)

Auto up/down windows (all)

Mirrors with indicator – auto fold, heated

Mirrors with indicator – auto fold, heated, memory

N/A

Front Cross Traffic Alert (with brake)

N/A

High Way Assist (HWA)

N/A

Rear Passenger Reminder

AM/FM radio

AM/FM/DAB+ radio

 

Ultra Petrol

Ultra Hybrid

Wired Apple CarPlay®

Wireless Apple CarPlay®

8-way power driver seat

8-way power driver seat – memory

N/A

Auto Parking Assist + Reverse Assist

Front parking sensors (4)

Front parking sensors (6)

Rear parking sensors (4)

Rear parking sensors (6)

 

Pricing:

 

The Tank 300 petrol is offered in two trim levels, Lux and Ultra, and is available from:

  • Tank 300 Lux petrol: $49,990 RRP inc GST + ORC
  • Tank 300 Ultra petrol: $54,990 RRP inc GST + ORC
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