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GWM Cannon Hi4-T PHEV 2027: entry-level plug-in hybrid dual-cab debuts at $47,990 driveaway for ABN holders

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First reported by Chasing Cars · 18 September at 11:45 am

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OEM newsrooms: 1

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Chasing CarsMotoring press18 September at 11:45 am

GWM Cannon Hi4-T PHEV 2027: entry-level plug-in hybrid dual-cab debuts at $47,990 driveaway for ABN holders

GWM has announced launch pricing of its new entry-level plug-in hybrid (PHEV) dual-cab ute – the Cannon Hi4-T – which will be offered in two trim levels (Lux and Ultra), starting at $47,990 driveaway…

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CarExpertMotoring press18 September at 10:44 am

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GWM Cannon Hi4-T PHEV 2027: entry-level plug-in hybrid dual-cab debuts at $47,990 driveaway for ABN holders

Compiled by ADME Newsroom from 3 sources

First reported by Chasing Cars · 18 September at 11:45 am

Who's covering this — 3 articles

Motoring press: 2
OEM newsrooms: 1

Image: Chasing Cars

The quick read

The GWM Cannon Hi4-T plug-in hybrid ute starts at $47,990 driveaway for ABN holders.
The Cannon Hi4-T delivers 310kW/750Nm combined power and up to 115km of NEDC electric-only range.
The ute has a genuine 3.5-tonne braked towing capacity.
The Cannon Hi4-T is available in two trim levels: Lux and Ultra.

For dealers: The launch of the GWM Cannon Hi4-T plug-in hybrid ute at an aggressive price point will require dealers to review their pricing strategies and be prepared to communicate the value proposition of this new model to buyers.

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ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The GWM Cannon Hi4-T's $47,990 driveaway price for ABN holders will put pressure on other ute manufacturers to review their pricing strategies, particularly in the plug-in hybrid segment.

Competitor Response

Rivals such as Toyota and Ford will need to assess whether their own hybrid ute offerings can compete with the Cannon Hi4-T's combination of power, range, and towing capacity at this price point.

The Cannon Hi4-T's 310kW/750Nm combined power and 3.5-tonne braked towing capacity make it a compelling option for tradies and fleet buyers, who will be attracted to its capabilities and the potential fuel savings of a plug-in hybrid.

Showroom Traffic and Stock

Dealers who stock the Cannon Hi4-T will need to be prepared for increased showroom traffic from buyers interested in the new model, particularly those who are looking for a more affordable entry-point into the plug-in hybrid ute market.

The Ultra trim level will likely appeal to buyers who want additional features and premium styling, but dealers should be prepared to explain the value proposition of the higher trim level to justify the additional cost.

Pricing and Margin

The $47,990 driveaway price for ABN holders suggests that GWM is taking a aggressive pricing approach to gain traction in the market, which could put pressure on dealers' margins if they are not able to negotiate competitive pricing with the manufacturer.

Dealers who can effectively communicate the benefits of the Cannon Hi4-T and negotiate competitive pricing with GWM will be well-positioned to capitalize on the demand for this new model.

This week, dealers should review their stock orders and pricing strategies to ensure they are prepared to compete in the plug-in hybrid ute segment and take advantage of the interest generated by the Cannon Hi4-T's launch.

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