New GWM Tank 400 Gasoline and Diesel Models Hit the Market

GWM has launched gasoline and diesel versions of its Tank 400 off-road vehicle, priced at RMB 249,800 ($34,400) and RMB 264,800 ($36,500).

yiche · 2025-02-25

GWM Tank 400 off-road vehicle brought its gasoline and diesel versions to the market now! On February 22nd, the two versions are officially launched by the Tank brand, pricing at RMB 249,800 ($34,400) and RMB 264,800 ($36,500), respectively. Compared to the previous versions of Tank 400 off-roaders, these two versions offers a lower price.

The Tank 400 Gasoline Version

The Tank 400 gasoline version adopts a new 2.0T Miller cycle engine paired with a 9AT transmission. The car is able to deliver a maximum power of 185kW and a maximum torque of 380N·m, with a 0-100km sprint of 9.7 seconds. The WLTC fuel consumption is 9.85L per 100km.

The Tank 400 Diesel Version

The diesel version features a 2.4T+9AT combination, with a maximum power of 137kW and a maximum torque of 480N·m, making the vehicle able to deal with all off-road conditions. Being equipped with a 78L diesel fuel tank, the car offers nearly 1000km range. The fuel consumption of the diesel version is 8.9L per 100km.

Complete Tank 400 Lineup

The whole Tank 400 lineup is about to be completed, until the final version, the Tank 400 Hi4-Z, to hit the market later. Let’s find out all the versions and whom the trims are made for.

Versions	Usage Scenario	Pricing
Tank 400 Gasoline Version	Lower budget, both for city roads and field roads	RMB 249,800 ($34,400)
Tank 400 Diesel Version	Field work	RMB 264,800 ($36,500)
Tank 400 Hi4-T Hybrid	Robust power and lower fuel consumption for field work	RMB 285,800 ($39,400) - RMB 289,800 ($40,000)
Tank 400 Hi4-Z	Robust power and lower fuel consumption for city roads mainly	TBA

Market Performance

According to market data, Tank 400 lineup has sold over 60,000 units since its first launch. In January 2025, Tank 400 sold 2446 units, ranking the fourth on the hardcore off-road SUV list, according to data generated by China Passenger Car Association.