GWM Cannon Hi4-T PHEV – GWM has announced the pricing and details of their new model Cannon Ute, the Hi-T PHEV.
For ABN buyers there is a limited time offer of $2000 price reduction from $49,990 down to $47,000 if they buy before the 31st October.
Plug in Hybrid electric vehicles are becoming more prevalent. The reason is that they are an easy way for manufacturers to abide by the governments draconian NVES rules.
The Cannon Hi4-T combines advanced PHEV technology, performance, electric driving range, off-road capability and towing capacity.
With a claimed NEDC EV only range of 115km the Cannon makes a mockery of the Ford Rangers PHEV 35km range.
At the heart of the Cannon Hi4-T is a 2.0-litre turbo-petrol engine working with GWM’s proprietary Hi4-T intelligent hybrid technology, combining petrol and electric power.
The result is a PHEV Ute that delivers:
- 310kW of combined power and 750Nm of combined torque
- Up to 115km of electric-only driving range (NEDC)^
- 3,500kg braked towing capacity
- True 4WD capability, combining mechanical 4WD hardware with electric assistance
Developed specifically for body-on-frame 4×4 vehicles, the Hi4-T system integrates electric drive technology with a conventional mechanical transmission and 4WD system. This approach delivers the benefits of plug-in hybrid driving while retaining the robust mechanical 4WD capability required for towing, touring and off-road driving.
For genuine 4WD buyers that mechanical link makes all the difference. It’s a real 4WD not a pretend one
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