GWM increases servicing prices across line-up, including Tank 300, Haval Jolion, Cannon and Ora

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GWM Australia has revised its capped-price service program, increasing maintenance costs across the board for all models and powertrains.

According to the Chinese brand, the figures “have been updated to reflect cost increases”, with prices determined based on warranty start date or customer year (CY).

Specifically, this means if the warranty period for your vehicle started on or after January 1, 2025, you will be subject to the new service prices.

Cumulatively over a five-year period, Cannon Alpha Hybrid customers see the largest price increase of $371, with the new maintenance total equating to $3320.

Similarly, Haval H6 Hybrid and Haval Jolion Hybrid models have increased $370 in cost to a new $2020 five-year total.

The smallest increase in servicing costs is applied to the Ora electric car, moving from a $495 five-year sum to $635, or an increase of $140.

Of note, the new servicing costs for the Tank 300 Hybrid and Tank 500 Hybrid models have yet to be revealed, with GMW stating they are “coming soon”.

The breakdown of servicing costs across all models can be found below:

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