GWM H10 Hybrid SUV Launched with 1,404 km Range and Hi4 Powertrain

Great Wall Motor officially introduced the GWM H10, its first boxy SUV developed on the Global One platform, marking a significant addition to its domestic lineup as the automaker aims to strengthen its position in the highly competitive China market. The new model joins the Haval portfolio while prominently carrying the parent company's branding and is designed to appeal to both family SUV buyers and consumers seeking rugged hybrid utility vehicles.

The GWM H10 is available in four variants. Suggested retail prices range from 209,800 yuan to 231,800 yuan, while limited-time promotional pricing starts at 201,800 yuan and extends to 223,800 yuan. The pricing strategy is intended to improve competitiveness as the company works to reverse declining domestic sales.

GWM H10 Targets Family and Rugged SUV Segments

The SUV has been positioned across two major customer groups by combining family-oriented practicality with rugged styling. Buyers can choose between five-seat and six-seat layouts. The five-seat version measures 5,138 mm in length, 2,050 mm in width and 1,970 mm in height, while the six-seat variant extends the overall length to 5,299 mm. Both versions share a wheelbase measuring 3,000 mm.

Hi4 Hybrid System Delivers Strong Performance

The vehicle is powered by Great Wall Motor's Hi4 hybrid system, integrating a 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine with two electric motors. The combined system produces a maximum output of 440 kW (590 hp), enabling acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.9 seconds.

The SUV uses a 42.8-kWh battery pack that delivers a CLTC pure-electric driving range of either 232 km or 227 km depending on the selected configuration. DC fast charging allows the battery to charge from 30% to 80% in approximately 15 minutes. With both a full fuel tank and a fully charged battery, the maximum combined driving range reaches 1,404 km.

Advanced Driver Assistance and Interior Features

The GWM H10 comes equipped with the Coffee Pilot 3 driver-assistance system. Every variant includes LiDAR as standard together with 27 sensors that enable all-scenario Navigation on Autopilot (NOA) and parking-space-to-parking-space navigation capabilities.

Inside the cabin, occupants receive a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, a 15.6-inch central infotainment display, a 29-inch SR-HUD, and a 17.3-inch rear entertainment screen. The vehicle also offers a 7.7-liter smart refrigerator to enhance passenger convenience.

GWM H10 Specifications Overview

Competitive Positioning and Sales Performance

The GWM H10 enters a competitive segment where it will challenge products including Ford's Bronco, the Tai 7 from BYD sub-brand Fang Cheng Bao, and the Li Auto Li L6. The model represents an important product for Great Wall Motor as it attempts to improve its domestic market performance.

The company sold 46,052 vehicles in China during July, representing a 27.23% decline from the same month last year. Domestic deliveries during the first seven months reached 338,521 units, down 22.25% year over year. In contrast, overseas operations continued to provide growth, with international sales rising 50.93% year over year to 62,015 vehicles in July, accounting for 57.39% of the company's total monthly sales. Haval remained the group's highest-volume brand with global sales of 56,272 vehicles during July, remaining nearly unchanged from the previous year while decreasing 6.66% compared with June.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key highlights of the GWM H10 hybrid SUV?
The GWM H10 is a hybrid SUV built on the Global One platform featuring a Hi4 hybrid powertrain, 440 kW combined output, up to 1,404 km combined driving range, LiDAR-based Coffee Pilot 3 driver assistance, and both five- and six-seat layouts. It also offers fast charging, multiple large interior displays, and advanced navigation features, making it one of Great Wall Motor's flagship hybrid SUVs for the Chinese market.

What is the electric range and charging capability of the GWM H10?
The GWM H10 is equipped with a 42.8-kWh battery pack that delivers a CLTC pure-electric driving range of either 227 km or 232 km depending on the selected version. Using DC fast charging, the battery can be replenished from 30% to 80% in approximately 15 minutes. When combined with a full fuel tank, the vehicle achieves a maximum combined driving range of 1,404 km.

Which vehicles compete with the GWM H10?
The GWM H10 competes with several SUVs in the Chinese market, including Ford's Bronco, the Tai 7 from BYD's Fang Cheng Bao brand, and Li Auto's Li L6. It is positioned to attract buyers seeking a combination of family practicality, rugged styling, hybrid efficiency, and advanced driver-assistance technologies within the rapidly growing SUV segment.