Khulekani On Wheels
    • Car Reviews
    • Car News
    • Electric
    • Videos
    • Travel
    • About
    • Contact

    Driven: GWM Tank 300 2.0T HEV Ultra Luxury 4×4

    By Khulekani On Wheels / on December 4th, 2024 / in Car Reviews, featured

    Driven: GWM Tank 300 2.0T HEV Ultra Luxury 4×4

    By Khulekani On Wheels / on December 4th, 2024 / in Car Reviews, featured

    By Clive Moleme

    The SUV market is booming, and while some may argue that traditional sedans are fading, we found ourselves pleasantly surprised by the 2024 GWM Tank 300. Transitioning from a compact sedan, we jumped into this rugged SUV without feeling like we’d traded style for substance.

    The Tank 300 is powered by a robust 2.0L turbocharged Hybrid engine, delivering a hearty 255 kW and 648 Nm of torque. Mated to a 9-speed hybrid automatic transmission, the drive is smooth, responsive, and downright enjoyable. Despite our off-road adventures and urban escapades, we managed to maintain an okay fuel economy of around 9.5 L/100km, but city driving bumped that up to 13 L/100 km. What’s more, the Tank 300 never felt underwhelming; if anything, it exceeded our expectations, proving itself as a capable performer in a variety of conditions.

    Steering and handling are where the Tank 300 truly shines. It strikes a fine balance between comfort and control, allowing for confident cornering without sacrificing ride quality. The steering is reassuringly precise, with a solid on-center feel that enhances the driving experience – and a welcome experience considering that this is an SUV.

    Step inside, and you’re greeted by an interior that rivals many premium competitors. The quality of materials is impressive, featuring leather upholstery, soft-touch surfaces, and thoughtfully designed controls. The dashboard is clean and intuitive, with a digital instrument cluster that’s easy to read and understand. Connectivity is well taken care of, with both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay included, along with a wireless charging pad that’s conveniently switchable.

    The tech offerings don’t stop there; the Tank 300 comes equipped with a suite of safety features, including adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and blind-spot monitoring, ensuring peace of mind on every journey. Additional luxuries like heated seats, panoramic sunroof, and a premium audio system round out a well-appointed cabin.

    Spending time in the GWM Tank 300 left us convinced that this SUV is more than just a trend—it’s a statement of capability and comfort. With its spacious interior, impressive tech features, and rugged good looks, it caters to both adventure seekers and everyday drivers alike.

    Starting at R725,950, the GWM Tank 300 offers remarkable value with a 5-year/100,000km service plan, a 5-year/200,000km warranty, and service intervals set at every 10,000km. It’s an exciting time for SUVs, and the Tank 300 is undeniably making its mark.

    Categories: Car Reviews, featured  /  Tags: GWM SA, GWM South Africa, GWM Tank, GWM Tank 300, GWM Tank 300 2.0T HEV Ultra Luxury 4x4
  • Comment

  • Leave a comment Cancel

    Leave a comment
  • Comment

  • Next articleSought-after Porsche 911 GT3 RS gets menacing yet purposeful Manthey Kit

    By Otsile Kadiege Porsche is offering a Manthey Kit for the 911 GT3 RS (992) for even h...

  • Previous articleNew Toyota Land Cruiser Prado: A retro-modern adventure machine

    By Malusi Msomi Recently, we had the opportunity to attend the launch of the all-new La...

  • More & Related Articles

    BMW M unleashes new M4 CS and it’s coming to Mzansi

    By Otsile Kadiege Two years ago, BMW M peeled the wraps off the all-new M4 CSL (short for Competition Sport Lightweight) which is a more thoroughbred, track day-focused...

    Jaguar rolls out sleek I-Pace Black

    By Amanda Mfuphi Jaguar has added an I-Pace Black model to the I-Pace line-up. The latest addition is said to heighten the visual appeal of the all-electric performance...

    We drive the Mini Clubman John Cooper Works

    A German-owned and produced vehicle that maintained its English looks, we take a look into Mini Cooper Clubman John Copper Works. JCW is kind of like Mini’s M...

    Isuzu D-Max Arctic AT 35 driven

    By Khulekani Dumisa The bakkie business is big in South Africa. It’s not surprising that the big players have introduced ultra-capable and niche offerings at the top of...

    New Mercedes-AMG CLE 53 4Matic+ breaks cover with a straight-six engine

    By Otsile Kadiege A few months ago, Mercedes-Benz took the veils off the all-new and first-ever CLE coupe which is a blend of the discontinued C-Class coupe and...

    Meet the business savvy Kia Picanto Runner

    By Staff Reporter Small businesses requiring delivery solutions from other than a bakkie or a panel van, have a new option in the new Kia Picanto Runner. By...

    Mazda unveils all-new five-seater CX-70 SUV

    By Otsile Kadiege Yesterday, Mazda took the veils off the all-new CX-70. The newcomer is slotted between the CX-60 and seven-seater CX-90. The design of the CX-70 is...

    We drive the Suzuki Jimny GLX 4Auto

    By Khulekani Dumisa Recently we had the Suzuki Jimny GLX Auto on test with us. The Jimny has been a hit in South Africa and abroad since launch...

    © 2026 Khulekani On Wheels - Managed by Tech Matters