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Overview
The GWM Tank 500 is a D-segment, seven-seat petrol hybrid SUV for buyers who want a big family vehicle with hybrid drive and 4x4 positioning, not a low-cost crossover. In Malaysia, the HEV Ultra starts from RM328,800, placing it above the Hyundai Santa Fe and Toyota Harrier on price.
For 2026, the Tank 500 carries on from its 2025 Malaysian launch with no 2026-specific update announced. The core model remains the HEV Ultra, while the Black Edition added in 2025 gives the flagship SUV a full black exterior at RM336,800, RM8,000 above the regular HEV. GWM’s Hi4 hybrid all-wheel drive work also touches the Tank 500 nameplate, with the Tank 500 Hi4-T sampled in Australia, but that is not a Malaysian variant.
RM328,800 · est. from RM3,355/mo
Key specs
across the range — availability varies by variant
The Tank 500 is for buyers who want seven seats, hybrid drive and a 4x4 SUV body rather than a lower-priced D-segment SUV. Its price sits well above the Hyundai Santa Fe, Toyota Harrier, Proton X90, Jetour VT9 and Leapmotor C10, though below the Kia EV9. That makes it an expensive choice in this class, with its appeal resting on size, hybrid hardware and flagship positioning.
74 registered so far in 2026 — Malaysia's #156 best-selling model this year.
Full Tank 500 sales data, month by month →same class, similar money
The GWM Tank 500 HEV Ultra costs RM328,800 in Malaysia. The Black Edition, which adds a full black exterior, costs RM336,800.
The HEV Ultra gets a 1,998 cc petrol hybrid drivetrain, a conventional automatic transmission and seven seats. The Malaysian launch car is a hybrid 4x4 with 346 PS and 648 Nm.
Yes. The Malaysian GWM Tank 500 HEV Ultra has seven seats, positioning it as a family SUV rather than a five-seat D-segment crossover.
It costs more than the Hyundai Santa Fe from RM225,000, Toyota Harrier from RM289,000 and Proton X90 from RM106,800. It costs less than the Kia EV9 from RM368,668.