The GWM Cannon Hi4-T PHEV has arrived in Australia, with customer test drives now available at dealerships.

GWM has extended its introductory launch offers for the plug-in hybrid ute until 30 November 2026.

Buyers can choose between a $2000 driveaway bonus or a $2000 fuel card, with the two offers available as alternatives rather than combined incentives.

With the driveaway bonus applied, the Cannon Hi4-T Lux is priced from $47,990 driveaway for eligible ABN holders and $48,990 driveaway for private buyers.

The higher-grade Cannon Hi4-T Ultra is priced from $51,990 driveaway for eligible ABN holders and $52,990 driveaway for private buyers with the same bonus applied.

The dealership arrival follows CarSauce's earlier coverage of Cannon Hi4-T pricing and specifications, which detailed the plug-in hybrid ute’s local positioning.

PHEV ute positioning

GWM lists the Cannon Hi4-T with 115km of electric driving range on the NEDC cycle, 3500kg braked towing capacity and mechanical four-wheel-drive capability.

It joins the larger Cannon Alpha Hi4-T in GWM’s Australian range, giving the brand two distinct plug-in hybrid ute models alongside its diesel offering.

In price terms, the launch offer puts the Cannon Hi4-T below the listed entry points for the 2026 JAC Hunter PHEV Pro, 2026 BYD Shark 6 Dynamic and 2026 Ford Ranger PHEV XL.

The 2026 JAC Hunter PHEV Pro is listed from $49,988 before on-road costs, the 2026 BYD Shark 6 Dynamic starts from $55,900 before on-road costs, and the 2026 Ford Ranger PHEV XL is priced from about $59,000 driveaway.

Direct comparisons vary because some rival pricing is listed before on-road costs, while the GWM launch prices are driveaway figures.

Vehicles must be delivered by 30 November 2026 to qualify for the extended GWM offer, which is available while stocks last.

The $2000 fuel card alternative is provided at vehicle delivery and is subject to availability.

GWM Australia reserves the right to amend or withdraw the offer.

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