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GWM follows Toyota’s lead with incoming hybrid assault: 2025 GWM Haval H6 and H7 Hybrids, plug-in hybrid Cannon Alpha ute and H6GT joined by punchier diesels for Tank 300 and Cannon ute
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GWM Australia has confirmed new 2025 models, including a powerful diesel Cannon ute and Tank 300 off-roader. New plug-in hybrids include the Haval H6 GT and Cannon Alpha ute, with 35kWh-plus batteries offering 180km and 110km electric ranges, respectively. A new medium SUV, possibly named H7, Dargo, or Big Dog, will launch alongside a facelifted H6. The Cannon’s towing capacity will increase to 3500kg, and the H6 GT will feature a 35.4kWh battery and high performance outputs.
Brands mentioned:GWM, Haval, Toyota, Kia, BMW, Mercedes, Tesla, BYD, Isuzu, Mitsubishi, Subaru, Ford, and Jeep.
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GWM follows Toyota’s lead with incoming hybrid assault: 2025 GWM Haval H6 and H7 Hybrids, plug-in hybrid Cannon Alpha ute and H6GT joined by punchier diesels for Tank 300 and Cannon ute
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