Is it a viable contender in the stacked pickup segment?
A what now
Stupidly big bikes aren't unheard of. You've got a bike like the Honda Gold Wing-a boat on two wheels with an absurd six-cylinder gasoline engine. In terms of displacement, it's not as big as the Triumph Rocket'
GWM is keen on expanding the local lineup
Great Wall Motor (GWM) has been making a lot of noise lately. Aside from announcing even longer warranties for its models, it also previewed two new models we can expect soon.Set to debut at the 2024 Manila International Auto Show, the
The company has also announced its upcoming models
When a carmaker offers an extended warranty on its vehicles, it's a testament to its trust in its product's reliability. So when a Chinese manufacturer does this-we all know how China cars have always had a bad reputation for
Thanks to advanced safety features
One of the main questions new car brands face these days is the matter of safety. This is especially true for Chinese brands because there are so many just this past year.To highlight the safety of its products, GWM Philippinest recently
GWM is aiming at the Ranger and Hilux
If you take a look at our roads, one can say that Chinese automakers have penetrated the crossover segment. Heck, we're also starting to see more sedans made in China, too. But if there is one segment the Chinese have yet
And yes, it’s headed for production
Great Wall Motor made its Philippine comeback about a month ago. Among the models included in the new local lineup included the Cannon pickup, a promising model that's aimed at the Toyota Hilux and Ford Ranger.But Great Wall decided to
Plus a few others
The 2023 Manila International Auto Show (MIAS) is upon us. This weekend, we'll be seeing the biggest brands in the automotive industry display their latest models at the World Trade Center for the public to see.Last year was a pretty
Let’s see the numbers
Great Wall Motor (GWM) recently made a splash in the Philippines following its relaunch even a few weeks back. The Chinese automaker is fielding a couple of crossovers and a pickup for its local comeback, catering to the most in-demand segments
The Chinese carmaker has big plans in store
Great Wall Motor is a brand with a short but storied history locally, having entered in the 2000s and undergoing several changes in distributorship before quietly fading away a few years ago. How many changes depends on who you ask and whether
by Niky Tamayo
The ultimate go-anywhere combo?
Great Wall Motors (GWM) isn't exactly a brand that resonates with a lot of people here. However, recent products from the automaker have made us take a second look at them. You may recall the Tank 500 that we covered
Another Chinese brand to consider
The Philippine market is set to take in yet another Chinese car manufacturer in the coming weeks. This time, it's Great Wall Motor (GWM), which has formally named the Luxuriant Automotive Group-the SQM Group's automobile division-as its official
by Drei Laurel
This is the Tank 300, and it just arrived in Saudi Arabia
The Middle East is a region where not a lot of new carmakers try to penetrate with off-roaders and 4x4 SUVs. You see, Japanese brands Nissan and Toyota have established a stronghold in that market with icons like the Patrol and
Does this mean we might see the arrival of more Chinese EVs in our market soon?
The Philippines has seen the arrival of several new Chinese cars and brands over the past several years, and we won't be surprised if those new arrivals start to shift to electric soon. You see, these carmakers from the People's
There were a lot of new introductions this week
A stretch?
Man, Chinese carmakers are really stepping up their game. Not only are brands from the People's Republic aggressively expanding outside their home market-they're coming up with products that are fit to show off on the global stage, too.The
by Drei Laurel
Would this be a nice addition to our market?
Remember Great Wall Motor (GWM)? You know, the obscure Chinese brand that launched the Haval H9 here in the Philippines a while back? Well, the carmaker just showcased a bunch of cars, including a new Haval at the 42nd Bangkok International Motor
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That's not a Toyota Land Cruiser Prado you're looking at, it's the Haval H9. Haval is a brand owned by Chinese carmaker Great Wall Motors, and the H9 is its midsize SUV that seats seven people.It looks classy,
by Dinzo Tabamo
Where else but in China
You've asked for it and very soon you'll get it--but only if you download it illegally through torrents--as Top Gear hosts Jeremy Clarkson and James May have been spotted driving Chinese cars.What's even better is that,
