
BMW X1
Launched
RM250,800
Overview
The GWM Tank 300 is a five-seat C-segment SUV sold in Malaysia with 2.0-litre petrol and petrol-hybrid choices. Prices start from RM250,000, putting it beside premium-branded C-segment SUVs rather than mainstream models. It suits buyers who want a Tank-badged SUV with a combustion or hybrid powertrain, not a full EV.
For 2026, the Malaysian Tank 300 range gains the HEV, which joins the Turbo as the hybrid option. The HEV launch follows its local booking opening and brings a 2.0-litre petrol-hybrid powertrain, auto parking and app support. Separate China-market facelift news centres on longer 300L Hi4-T and Hi4-Z PHEV versions, with up to 200 km WLTP EV range; those are not part of the Malaysian range.
RM250,000–RM259,800 · est. from RM2,550/mo
Which variant to buy
There are two Malaysian variants: Turbo (RM250,000) and HEV (RM259,800). The Turbo has a 1,999 cc petrol engine, 217 hp, a conventional automatic and five seats. Most buyers who just want the lower entry price should start there. Pay the RM9,800 gap for the HEV if you specifically want the petrol-hybrid setup; it uses a 1,999 cc hybrid powertrain, makes 241 hp and has a single-ratio automatic. On paper, you are paying for the powertrain.
Key specs
Key specs
across the range — availability varies by variant
The Tank 300 is not a budget C-segment SUV: Proton eMas 7, Proton X70 and Jetour Dashing all start at RM106,800 or less, while the Tank 300 sits around Lexus UX and BMW X1 money. Its case is the specific Tank 300 package, plus the choice of petrol or hybrid. If badge prestige or the lowest possible SUV price matters most, the numbers do not flatter it.
110 registered so far in 2026 — Malaysia's #145 best-selling model this year.
Full Tank 300 sales data, month by month →same class, similar money
The GWM Tank 300 costs RM250,000 for the Turbo and RM259,800 for the HEV in Malaysia.
Buy the Turbo if you want the lower price and a conventional 1,999 cc petrol automatic. Choose the HEV if you specifically want the 1,999 cc petrol-hybrid powertrain and 241 hp output.
Yes. The Tank 300 HEV is the petrol-hybrid variant. It has a 1,999 cc hybrid powertrain, 241 hp, a single-ratio automatic and five seats.
Closest-priced C-segment SUV rivals include the Lexus UX from RM250,688, BMW X1 from RM250,800 and BMW iX1 from RM250,800. Mainstream alternatives such as the Proton X70 and Jetour Dashing start much lower.