GWM Philippines continues its strong upward trajectory as it announces its highest-ever monthly sales performance in July 2025, an achievement since the brand entered the local market. Posting a 22 percent month-on-month growth in July, this new record reflects the growing market confidence in GWM’s robust and reliable lineup of pickups and SUVs.
“This milestone is more than just a number. It’s a clear signal that Filipino consumers are recognizing the value and potential GWM has to offer in terms of quality, performance, and value,” said Dax Avenido, brand head and marketing director of GWM Philippines. “We’re proud of what the team has accomplished, and this is only the beginning.”
GWM Philippines has been steadily gaining traction, thanks to its competitive pricing, enticing sales promotions, and the consistent expansion of its dealership network nationwide. The brand’s compelling lineup headlined by the new GWM Cannon and Tank 300 continues to win the hearts of Filipino motorists looking for performance, innovation, and lifestyle appeal.
GWM Philippines is also pleased to announce that the suggested retail price of the new GWM Cannon lineup will remain despite recent price increases on pick-up trucks driven by excise tax adjustments. At the same time, the brand is making ownership more attainable with an all-in low down payment offer of just P 58,000 for select variants.
With this momentum, GWM Philippines is gearing up for an exciting second half of the year. Customers can look forward to major product reveals, nationwide roadshows, and lifestyle events, part of the brand’s commitment to strengthen its presence and engage more Filipinos.
I'm actually quite enticed to grab this over the mainstream brands cause of the price to specs it gives. It even gives more tech and features for less price than the mainstream pickup names. The only mainstream brand that I know of that offer this much tech and features is the Ford Ranger (Wildtrack and Raptor) but that still cost a lot more than the GWM Cannon top trim.
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