Top 3 things you need to know about the GWM Tank 300
GWM has set industry tongues wagging as they introduce a brand new range of vehicles to the SA market. The Tank 300 is primed to set a new standard for family-ready SUVs in South Africa and these are the top things you need to know about this new player.
Tank and you
Recently introduced to the SA market, GWM's new Tank premium 4x4 SUV is changing the game. This shapely family 4x4 has a laundry list of features and is more than capable of taking your family on their next adventure.
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The Tank 300 has a lot to offer, from simple things like the shaped logo that represents a T for Tank and a U for the owner, to premium fitment and features to suit even the most active family. We take a look at the top 3 things you need to know about this fantastic new market player.
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1. It's a Hybrid
The Tank 300 is equipped with a 2.0 petrol engine coupled to a 9-speed DCT transmission and hybrid drive system. The 78kW electric motor assists the rest of the AWD drivetrain to deliver an astounding 255kW and 648Nm to the wheels.
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2. It's packed with features
Inside, the Tank gets a beautiful and lush full leather interior with embroidered seat designs in perforated leather. Ambient lighting illuminates the cabin and highlights the brushed chrome trim and air vents which sit just below the 12.5" TFT split-screen for the infotainment and drivers binnacle. This touchscreen is the control hub for all the tech in the car from the climate control to the smartphone connectivity to the array of driving modes and settings therein.
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3. It's very capable offroad
The Tank 300 gets the aforementioned AWD system but is also equipped with low range and electronic locking differentials as well as another feature called Tank Turn which shortens the turning circle allowing the Tank to take tighter turns during off-road excursions. There is also a 360-degree camera system which even depicts teh terrain under the chassis for easier trail inspection.
