Beijing Motor Show 2026, what's new. The scenarios of the car showcase

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Auto China 2026: GWM presents five new models and a motorbike

GWM's Ora 5 focuses on petrol, hybrid and electric engines to suit every market.

24 April 2026

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The Beijing Motor Show 2026 is the 'home' event where Great Wall Motor (GWM) has chosen to unveil its car models. At the China International Exhibition Centre, the automotive giant is showcasing a profoundly renewed range, guided by the 'GWM One' philosophy, a concept that aims to restore the car to its original essence as a tool of mobility, without forgetting the trends of the moment, namely artificial intelligence and technological neutrality.

Wey V9X: the intelligent flagship

It starts with the Wey V9X, a six-seater luxury SUV that marks the debut of the GWM ONE S platform. With a length of almost 5.3 metres and a generous wheelbase, this model looks like a true mobile office or hi-tech living room. The real innovation lies in 'Little Wei', the first native AI-based on-board assistant that seamlessly integrates driving systems with those in the cabin. Under the bonnet beats an upgraded Super Hi4 system: a 2.0T motor coupled with an 80 kWh battery allowing a purely electric range of 470 km, supported by an 800V architecture for ultra-fast recharging.

ORA 5: efficiency meets style

For those looking for maximum efficiency in everyday driving, the ORA 5 Hybrid Edition is the technological answer to range anxiety. Thanks to a new-generation intelligent two-speed hybrid system, the car is capable of handling six driving modes independently. The numbers speak for themselves: consumption of just 4.5 litres per 100 km and an overall range of over 1,100 kilometres. Despite the focus on consumption, the responsiveness is comparable to that of a pure electric car, with a 0-100 km/h sprint covered in 7.7 seconds.

Tank 700: off-road luxury

The new Tank 700 is an off-road SUV that mixes an aesthetic inspired by oriental culture with brutal performance. Available with 3.0T Hi4-T and 2.0T Hi4-Z powertrains, this vehicle is designed to transition seamlessly from urban traffic to the most extreme expeditions. The cabin is an intelligent luxury cell, protected by a professional chassis that guarantees reliability even in the toughest conditions, making it the ideal companion for those wishing to explore new horizons without sacrificing the comfort of a representative sedan.

Haval H7 Plus and GWM P300: modern versatility

The Haval family expands with the H7 Plus, an SUV that focuses on space and Coffee Pilot 3 driver assistance technology. With a length of 4.9 metres and intelligent all-wheel drive as standard, it offers a 'crawl' mode and 'tank turn' for technical passages, while maintaining a family-friendly soul. On the work vehicle front, the GWM P300 Hi4-T pickup takes advantage of the parallel hybrid architecture to offer almost 100 km of electric range and the unique ability to power external equipment such as welders or drones, becoming a mobile power station capable of withstanding immersion in water up to one metre deep.

Souo S2000: the 'Mobile Palace' on two wheels

GWM does not stop at four wheels, but also offers a motorbike: the Souo S2000. This luxury model is equipped with the only 2000 cc opposed eight-cylinder engine currently in production in the world. Mated to an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission (8DCT), it also brings to the table a heated seat, cruise control and Qualcomm 8155 chip for total connectivity. All propelled by a torque of 190 Nm.

GWWM One S platform: the heart of the revolution

Behind these models is the new GWM One S platform, a unique modular architecture compatible with five different powertrain types: plug-in hybrid, full hybrid, pure electric, hydrogen and conventional thermal engines. This flexibility allows GWM to adapt to any global market, always guaranteeing the highest safety standards thanks to a body made of 88% high-strength steels and aluminium alloys, designed to pass the world's toughest collision tests.