GWM Cannon Reviews
You'll find all our GWM Cannon reviews right here. GWM Cannon prices range from for the Cannon to for the Cannon .
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
The most recent reviews sit up the top of the page, but if you're looking for an older model year or shopping for a used car, scroll down to find GWM dating back as far as 2024.
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GWM Cannon 2025 review: Ultra - GVM test
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By Mark Oastler · 22 Jun 2025
The GWM Cannon has always offered great value for money with high levels of standard equipment at low prices. In 2025 it's shifted up a gear with a larger engine, benchmark towing and numerous other enhancements, so is that what's needed to topple the Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux?
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GWM Cannon XSR 2025 review: snapshot
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By David Morley · 07 Mar 2025
As the flagship model grade in GWM's facelifted Cannon line-up, it naturally costs more. At $49,990, it's about $9000 more, in fact. So you’d expect it to have more of everything. It doesn’t.
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GWM Cannon Vanta 2025 review: snapshot
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By David Morley · 05 Mar 2025
The Vanta is GWM’s way of telling us that its facelifted Cannon ute can be just as tough as much pricier alternatives form other makers.
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GWM Cannon Ultra 2025 review: snapshot
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By David Morley · 03 Mar 2025
As the second step on the GWM Cannon ute ladder, the Ultra represents the best value of the line-up.
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GWM Cannon Lux 2025 review: snapshot
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By David Morley · 01 Mar 2025
The Lux is the new entry-level version of the facelifted GWM Cannon ute range, a facelift that has added plenty of zing. Pricing starts at $40,490 which is a pretty sharp proposition in the dual-cab ute world.
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GWM Cannon 2025 review - Australian first drive
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By David Morley · 27 Feb 2025
Never has the dual-cab ute market been such a noisy place. The established favourites are still doing huge business and the newcomers are arriving thick and fast, mainly from China, but all jockeying for some clear space and the chance to claim their share of willing customers.