GWM offers up to $5000 SUV discounts and low-rate finance
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 08:24 · Archive
GWM Australia is offering discounts up to $5000 on selected SUVs and low-rate finance in October.
GWM Australia is offering discounts of up to $5000 on selected SUVs, alongside low-rate finance and $2000 launch bonuses on some new models. The Chinese auto brand's October promotion lets buyers choose between a lower purchase price or promotional finance on eligible vehicles, but not both.
The finance carries an annual interest rate of 0.88 per cent with an annual comparison rate of 2.71 per cent, a three-year loan term, no minimum deposit and no balloon payment. The GWM Haval H6 Ultra plug-in hybrid mid-size SUV with all-wheel drive qualifies for a $5000 discount, whilst the Ultra all-wheel drive with conventional hybrid can be had with a $4500 reduction. Petrol-powered Jolion small SUVs also carry separate savings, with the Premium variant advertised from $23,990 drive-away for private buyers in Victoria, including a $3000 discount incorporated in the advertised price.
The new GWM Cannon Hi4-T plug-in hybrid ute and the new 3.0-litre turbo-diesel versions of the Cannon Alpha dual-cab and Tank 500 large SUV are covered by a different offer: buyers can choose a $2000 drive-away cash bonus or a $2000 fuel card. The offers are advertised as ending on 31 October 2026, subject to conditions and stock availability.
How it is being reported
- GWM offers $5000 discounts on selected SUVs, low-rate finance in OctoberGWM’s October offers include discounts of up to $5000, low-rate finance and $2000 cash-or-fuel-card bonuses on selected new models.Perth Now · 9 Oct, 07:45
- GWM offers $5000 discounts on selected SUVs, low-rate finance in OctoberGWM’s October offers include discounts of up to $5000, low-rate finance and $2000 cash-or-fuel-card bonuses on selected new models.The West Australian · 9 Oct, 07:45
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