For mums looking for a family car that combines serious space with a touch of luxury, the TANK 500 Ultra PHEV makes a very convincing case. It feels designed for busy family life, without looking or feeling like a typical practical SUV.
Space is one of its biggest strengths. There’s plenty of room for kids, car seats, bags, prams and all the everyday extras that seem to come with having little ones. The spacious cabin means everyone can spread out comfortably, while the generous boot makes school runs, shopping trips and weekend getaways much easier.
The PHEV powertrain helps mums keep an eye on running costs. For shorter everyday trips, the ability to use electric power can help reduce fuel consumption, particularly when doing those endless school drop-offs and errands around town.

For longer family trips, the petrol engine provides added flexibility without the need to constantly plan around charging.
I did notice though, that when the electric range runs out it can get pretty thirsty around town, so its good to remember to charge it up often.

The TANK 500 Ultra PHEV has a premium feel, with a beautifully appointed interior, comfortable seating and plenty of technology to make family driving feel less like a chore. It’s spacious, efficient and indulgent—a family SUV that doesn’t make you compromise on style.
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Im Brianna Fraser

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GWM Tank 500 Ultra PHEV – Buyers could also look at:
Buyers could also look at a wide selection including:
- Mazda CX-80
- Toyota Kluger,
- Nissan Pathfinder,
- Genesis GV80,
- Hyundai Palisade,
- Lexus RX,
- KGM Rexton,
- Peugeot 5008 GT Hybrid,
- BYD Sealion 8 Hybrid

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