GWM Poer P300 & P500 PHEVs Debut in Pakistan

Great Wall Motor has shown two plug-in hybrid pickup trucks for Pakistan: the Poer P300 and Poer P500. According to source reports from the Pakistan Auto Parts Show 2026, both trucks were displayed as part of the brand’s upcoming product plan, but official prices and launch dates are still not announced.

This is an important sign for local buyers who want a pickup with hybrid drive and electric-only running. It also shows that GWM is looking beyond SUVs and bringing more body styles to the market. For readers who followed the brand’s earlier local moves, this comes after the company’s premium push with models like the GWM Tank 500 HEV & PHEV Launched in Pakistan: Prices, Specs & Booking Details.

Two pickup options, two very different buyers

According to source reports, both the Poer P300 and Poer P500 use a 2.0L turbo petrol engine with a plug-in hybrid system, a 9-speed hybrid automatic transmission, and Hi4-T smart 4WD. Both are claimed to do 0–100 km/h in under 7 seconds and offer a combined driving range of more than 1,000 km.

The two trucks are aimed at different users. The P300 is the more work-focused model, while the P500 is set up as the more premium lifestyle pickup.

P300 leans toward hard use

The Poer P300 is the tougher-looking truck of the pair. Source reports say it has a ladder-frame chassis, rear leaf-spring suspension, all-terrain tyres, and a towing capacity of 3,500 kg. That setup makes it better suited for buyers who want utility first.

Inside, the P300 is still modern. It is reported to get a 12-inch digital driver display, a 14-inch infotainment screen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, a 360-degree camera, 4L, a rear differential lock, ventilated front seats, and a sunroof. For buyers who want a pickup that can work during the week and still feel current inside, this layout will matter.

P500 aims at comfort and cabin quality

The Poer P500 is positioned as the more upscale model. According to source reports, it gets a 37.1 kWh battery, rear coilover suspension, body-coloured panels, a chrome grille, red brake calipers, and a 540-degree surround-view camera.

Its cabin is clearly the more premium one. Reported features include a Tank 500-style interior feel, perforated leather seats, heated and ventilated second-row seats, Boss Seat controls, rear AC vents, Infinity audio, and a panoramic sunroof. That puts it closer to a luxury SUV in feel, even though it remains a pickup body.

For readers watching GWM’s broader Pakistan plan, the P500 follows the company’s push into higher-end hybrid models, much like the GWM Cannon Alpha Plug-in Hybrid Pickup Launching in Pakistan June 2026 What to Expect.

What Pakistani buyers should know now

For now, these trucks are only shown, not officially launched. According to source reports, GWM has not confirmed local prices, booking details, delivery timelines, final trim levels, or after-sales terms.

That means buyers should treat the PAPS display as an early look, not a final spec sheet. Final Pakistan equipment may change after import rules, taxes, and homologation are sorted out. If GWM does move ahead, these pickups could give local buyers a rare choice: the P300 for rugged use, or the P500 for comfort and style.

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