Tank

Tank

Tank Motor (GWM)
🇨🇳 China

Off-road SUV brand under Great Wall Motors, built around body-on-frame 4x4s including the Tank 300 and Tank 500.

Tank models

Engine
Tank 300
Tank
300
217 hp4WD

Tank models and prices

Models on this page are sold in China and Europe.

ModelPrice fromMarketBodyPowertrainStatus
300¥199,800(~$29,700)ChinaSep 2026SUVICE · PHEVOn Sale

Starting prices in the market each car is sold in, on the date shown. USD figures are approximate conversions.

About

Tank is Great Wall Motors’ off-road SUV brand, spun off from GWM’s Wey lineup into a standalone brand in March 2021. It is headquartered alongside GWM in Baoding, Hebei, and sits within a group structure where GWM organizes its lineup into model-led brands - Haval, Wey, Ora, and Tank - rather than a single badge.

The brand builds body-on-frame SUVs rather than unibody crossovers, targeting buyers who want genuine off-road capability. Its range spans the compact Tank 300 up through the larger Tank 500 and Tank 700, with powertrain options that include turbocharged petrol, diesel, and plug-in hybrid systems pairing a combustion engine with electric motors for both efficiency and off-road torque.

Tank vehicles are sold primarily in China, with export markets across the Middle East, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and other regions where GWM has a dealer network.

Global website tanksuv.com

Frequently asked questions

Who owns Tank?
Tank is owned by Great Wall Motors.
What country are Tank cars from?
Tank is a Chinese brand, headquartered in Baoding.
Where are Tank cars sold?
The Tank models covered on this page are sold in China and Europe.
When was Tank founded?
Tank was founded in 2021.
What kind of cars does Tank make?
Tank makes body-on-frame off-road SUVs, including PHEV and range-extended variants.
Was Tank always its own brand?
No. Tank started as a model line under GWM's Wey brand before being spun off into its own standalone brand in March 2021.
What kind of vehicles does Tank make?
Tank focuses on body-on-frame off-road SUVs, positioned as rugged 4x4s rather than unibody crossovers, spanning turbo-petrol, diesel, and plug-in hybrid powertrains.
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