GWM Cannon Hi4-T Plug-in Hybrid Ute 4x4 | More Can Do
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GWM Cannon Hi4-T Plug-in Hybrid Ute 4x4 | More Can Do
The new GWM Cannon Hi4-T Plug-in Hybrid is a genuine 4x4 dual cab ute: electric for the working week, built for the weekend. More Can Do. A 2.0L turbo-petrol engine and electric motor combine for…
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GWM just pulled the biggest mic drop of 2026, with the release of the Cannon Hi4-T PHEV ute - for less than $50,000! But should you buy this over a Shark or a Ranger? Paul Maric takes a closer look…
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