GWM Cannon 2026

GWM Cannon 2026

Our most recent review of the 2026 GWM Cannon resulted in a score of 8.1 out of 10 for that particular example.

Carsguide Contributing Journalist Mark Oastler had this to say at the time: It combines big payload and towing capabilities with a standard tray and luxury appointments not usually offered as standard equipment in a single cab-chassis 4x2. And all at a price that matches more basic alternatives from the major players. So, for tradies, farmers or fleets wanting more bang-for-buck style than the usual entry-level workhorse, this could be just what they're looking for.

You can read the full review here.

This is what Mark Oastler liked most about this particular version of the GWM Cannon: Five-star ANCAP, One-tonne-plus payload, Generous standard equipment

Rating Summary
Price and features
9
Practicality
8
Driving
8
Safety
8
Overview
Likes
Five-star ANCAP
One-tonne-plus payload
Generous standard equipment
Dislikes
Emergency lane keeping
No internal load-anchorage points
Engine clatter at low rpm

GWM Cannon 2026 Colours

The GWM Cannon range is available in standard Pearl White or a choice of $595 optional premium colours comprising Crystal Black, Lunar Red, Stealth Grey, Sapphire Blue and Pittsburgh Silver.

Crystal Black
Lunar Red
Pearl White
Pittsburgh Silver
Sapphire Blue
Stealth Grey

GWM Cannon 2026 FAQs

Can I get a canopy and bullbar for the 2026 GWM Cannon Ultra?

GWM lists a canopy for the Ultra version of its Cannon Ute. And while it also lists a bullbar for the Cannon Ute, it doesn’t specifically mention whether it’s suitable for the Ultra. There may be some body or trim differences that make it unsuitable for the Ultra, so a check with your GWM dealer would be the next step.

The aftermarket also has lots of suppliers who offer both canopies and bull-bars for a huge range of makes and models, so there’s almost certainly something available there, too.

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GWM Cannon 2026 Accessories

The GWM Cannon's entry-level Premium model grade comes standard with lots of goodies including 18-inch two-tone alloy wheels, auto LED headlights with DRLs, smart keyless entry with push-button start, climate control, 7.0-inch driver’s instrument cluster and four-speaker audio system with 12.3-inch multimedia touchscreen including Apple/Android connectivity to name a few. The top-shelf Cannon XSR adds electric sunroof, leather-accented seats with heating/cooling, 360-degree camera, rear sports bar and lots more.

GWM Cannon 2026 Interior

The GWM Cannon has generous external dimensions which translate to a spacious and airy cabin that provides good comfort, even for tall drivers and passengers.

GWM Cannon 2026 Engine

The GWM Cannon range starts with a 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel exclusive to the entry-level Premium models, producing 120kW and 400Nm. All other variants are powered by a larger 2.4-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel with 135kW and 480Nm.

GWM Cannon 2026 Seats

The GWM Cannon range offers seating for up to two occupants in the single cab-chassis, with bucket seats for driver and passenger. The seating capacity increases to five in dual cabs, comprising front buckets for driver and passenger plus a rear bench for three.

GWM Cannon 2026 Boot Space

The GWM Cannon dual cab ute's load tub is 1520mm long, 1520mm wide and 540mm deep. The standard aluminium trays fitted to cab-chassis models vary in size depending on cab type, with the single cab's tray stretching to an unmatched length of 2580mm.

GWM Cannon 2026 Speed

Depending on model, the GWM Cannon range can accelerate from 0-100km/h in approximately 10-12 seconds with top speeds exceeding 150km/h.

GWM Cannon 2026 Range

Official average combined consumption of the GWM Cannon range spans from 8.4L/100km to 7.6L/100km depending on model, resulting in a theoretical driving range of around 900km to more than 1000km from a 78-litre diesel tank.