Latest GWM Cannon News

After finally getting the top safety rating, GWM can now go after fleet buyers in earnest. A dual-cab-chassis with dropside tray is imminent.

First example of an OEM exercising its right to submit an improved vehicle for latest tests. Older Utes must get an update to be five-star cars.

Another partnership between GWM and China's top 4x4 accessory distributor Yunliang has created this mean-looking ute, called the Black Bullet.

GWM Australia wants to have ANCAP assess the safety of its latest models, the GWM Ute and Haval Jolion and H6, though lockdowns are currently proving a hurdle.

GWM has added a new, cheaper model at the bottom of its 2021 Ute Cannon range, but prices have risen elsewhere.

The rebranded GWM Ute is a far cry from the Great Wall Steed in terms of size, specs, safety features, and price. It's also both longer and wider than a Toyota HiLux.

GWM has revealed a more rugged version of its Ute with a brash new look, albeit no extra performance.

GWM is going after the Ford Ranger Raptor with the new Baja Snake, co-developed with Shelby. It's set for reveal at the Shanghai motor show.

The CarExpert team is back for another week of podcasting, looking at the topics that made car news in the past week.

Great Wall's ute challenger to the Toyota HiLux will touch down in Australia late this year, with a starting price of $33,990 drive-away.

Great Wall Motors is taking its Steed around back and introducing a new, larger, more luxurious ute called the Ute.

Poer to the people? Great Wall's new ute, which may be called Poer, has less power and towing capacity than up-spec HiLux and Ranger models.

Great Wall may soon plunge its Cannon, the brand's most serious crack at the ute market yet, into a maelstrom of new and updated ute rivals.

Want a new ute? A proper challenger from China is on the way next year. The new Great Wall ute promises to give the Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger a bit more to think about than the weedy Steed offered at the moment.