Tank 300 PHEV – The GWM Tank 300 Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) combines rugged off-road capability with modern electrified performance, wrapped in a distinctive retro-inspired design. 
Its boxy body, upright stance, round LED headlights and pronounced wheel arches give it a classic four-wheel-drive appearance reminiscent of iconic adventure vehicles.
While contemporary styling details and premium interior finishes create a more refined driving experience.
Power comes from a turbocharged 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol engine paired with a high-output electric motor and a large lithium-ion battery. Together, the system produces substantially more power and torque than the conventional petrol model, delivering strong acceleration both on and off the road.
The electric motor provides instant torque from standstill, making the Tank 300 responsive in urban driving while also offering smooth, controlled power delivery over rough terrain. Drivers can also complete shorter daily trips using electric power alone, with a NEDC claimed range of up to 115km.
The Tank 300 PHEV retains the off-road hardware that has made the model popular with Australian buyers. It features a ladder-frame chassis, a full-time four-wheel-drive system with low-range gearing, front and rear differential locks, multiple terrain modes, hill descent control and generous ground clearance.
These features enable it to confidently tackle steep climbs, rocky tracks, deep ruts and sandy conditions while maintaining traction in challenging environments.
By combining genuine off-road credentials with plug-in hybrid efficiency, the GWM Tank 300 PHEV offers buyers a versatile SUV capable of handling weekday commuting and demanding weekend adventures with equal confidence.
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Im Rob Fraser
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