GWM Steed Reviews
You'll find all our GWM Steed reviews right here.
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 Steed dating back as far as 2021.
GWM Reviews and News
Chinese Prado rival spied with autonomous driving tech
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By Jack Quick · 05 Jun 2025
Although it was only introduced locally in 2024, GWM’s Tank 500 SUV has been on sale in China since 2022 and it has now been spied in an updated form.
GWM Tank 700 2025 review: International preview drive
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By Tom White · 04 Jun 2025
We drive GWM's insane $100K+ hybrid off-roader
Will the 2027 Mazda CX-20 replace the CX-3?
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By Byron Mathioudakis · 03 Jun 2025
A bold successor for the Mazda CX-3 is in the wings at last. Believed to be badged the CX-20, the company’s smallest SUV and second best-selling model after the evergreen CX-5 mid-sizer is set to surface sometime before the end of next year, as a 2027 model.
GWM Cannon Alpha 2025 review: Ultra PHEV
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By Chris Thompson · 29 May 2025
GWM's made some big claims about the Cannon Alpha PHEV. It's able to tow 3.5 tonnes, it's got a range of more than 1000km, and it can actually tackle proper off-roading.But is it really going to be the best plug-in ute in Australia? And why is there a spare wheel in the back? We went on a road trip in one to find out.
Are Chinese cars too cheap?
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By Jack Quick · 28 May 2025
China’s new car market has advanced exponentially over the past few decades, but now GWM’s Chairman has indicated the industry is in an unhealthy state due to incessant price cuts.As reported by Chinese publication Sina Finance, GWM Chairman Wei Jianjun said the industry already has its own “Evergrande”, referring to the Chinese property developer that faced a multi-billion dollar debt crisis and collapsed amid liquidation.“If it continues like this, the safety of China’s auto industry will be seriously threatened,” said Mr Wei to Sina Finance in an interview translated to English.“Now, Evergrande in the automobile industry already exists, but it has not collapsed.”He didn’t specify any Chinese carmakers in particular, but said some of the “main manufacturers” are focusing too much on pursuing market value and raising their stock prices.Mr Wei also warned how the excessive and prolonged price war between rival Chinese brands, especially for those selling electric vehicles (EVs), risks cutting corners on safety and reliability.“Some products have been reduced from 220,000 yuan to 120,000 yuan in the past few years,” said Mr Wei to Sina Finance.“What kind of industrial products can be reduced by 100,000 yuan and still have quality assurance? Well this is absolutely impossible.”Suppliers in particular have been struggling to survive, according to Mr Wei, due to ongoing pressure to lower prices.Following Mr Wei’s latest comments, shares in BYD, Leapmotor, Nio, Geely have tumbled by up to 9.5 per cent.In China, BYD recently announced a wide range of subsidies and incentives across a number of its models. Its cheapest model, the Seagull electric hatchback, now starts from 55,800 RMB (~A$12,000).Geely also announced a range of similar incentives in China to further entice buyers.
The Chinese car brands in Australia and their models
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By Jack Quick · 27 May 2025
There are more and more Chinese car brands entering the Australian new car market seemingly every day.
GWM Australia execs take aim at BYD Shark 6
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By Chris Thompson · 25 May 2025
Here’s a little peek behind the curtain for you. During a media launch event for a new car, journalists will often be presented with information about the new model and given the opportunity to ask questions of engineers and executives.
2026 Toyota RAV4 PHEV comparison
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By Samuel Irvine · 23 May 2025
Toyota's first plug-in hybrid model for Australia is on track to arrive locally by the first half of 2026 following the sixth-generation RAV4's reveal.
GWM Haval H7 Raptor 2025 review: International preview drive
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By Tom White · 21 May 2025
It might share its name with a famous Ford, but this plug-in hybrid SUV from Haval could be destined shake up the mid-size SUV order in Australia.