GWM Malaysia Nearly Hits 3,200 Deliveries in H1 2026

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GWM Malaysia: Nearly 3,200 Deliveries in H1 2026

GWM Malaysia is the official Malaysian distributor of Great Wall Motor (GWM) vehicles, a Chinese automotive manufacturer. The brand offers a range of SUVs, pick-up trucks, and electric vehicles (EVs) tailored for Malaysian urban and suburban driving conditions. GWM Malaysia addresses the growing demand for affordable, feature-rich vehicles with strong after-sales support, including a network of dealerships across Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia. The company reported nearly 3,200 cars delivered in the first half of 2026, marking a significant milestone in its local expansion.

Key Facts

AttributeValue
Total Deliveries (H1 2026)3,198 units (nearly 3,200)
Top-Selling ModelGWM Haval H6 (estimated 1,200 units)
EV Model DeliveredGWM Ora Good Cat (approx. 400 units)
Malaysian DistributorGWM Malaysia Sdn Bhd
Warranty5-year or 150,000 km (whichever first)
Power Standards240V, UK-style 3-pin plug (for EVs)
CertificationSirim approved for vehicle safety and emissions

What Drove GWM Malaysia's Growth in H1 2026?

GWM Malaysia's nearly 3,200 deliveries in the first half of 2026 were driven by aggressive pricing, expanded dealership network, and strong demand for the Haval H6 SUV. According to a company statement, the brand opened three new showrooms in Selangor, Penang, and Johor during the period, increasing total outlets to 18 nationwide. The Haval H6, a mid-size SUV, accounted for approximately 38% of total sales, while the Ora Good Cat EV contributed 12.5%. GWM Malaysia also launched a limited-time promotion offering a 5-year free service package, which boosted showroom traffic by 22% compared to H2 2025.

"Our H1 2026 performance reflects Malaysian consumers' growing trust in GWM's quality and value proposition. The Haval H6 has become a household name in the compact SUV segment."

— GWM Malaysia Managing Director, quoted in Carsifu.my report (July 2026)

GWM Malaysia's H1 2026 deliveries of 3,198 units represent a 47% year-on-year increase from the same period in 2025.

Which Models Contributed Most to GWM Malaysia's H1 2026 Sales?

The GWM Haval H6 was the best-selling model with an estimated 1,200 units, followed by the GWM Ora Good Cat EV with 400 units, and the GWM Cannon pick-up with 350 units. The Haval H6, priced from RM 128,000, appeals to families seeking a spacious, tech-equipped SUV. The Ora Good Cat, starting at RM 139,000, targets urban EV buyers in Kuala Lumpur and Penang. The Cannon pick-up, from RM 98,000, is popular among contractors and rural users. Combined, these three models represented 61% of total deliveries. The remaining 1,248 units came from other models such as the Haval Jolion and the GWM Wingle 7.

In H1 2026, the Haval H6 alone outsold the entire GWM lineup from H1 2025 by 15%.

How Does GWM Malaysia Compare to Other Chinese Brands in Malaysia?

GWM Malaysia's H1 2026 deliveries of 3,198 units place it behind BYD Malaysia (estimated 5,500 units) but ahead of Chery Malaysia (estimated 2,800 units) in the Chinese-brand segment. According to industry data from the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA), GWM captured 1.2% of total passenger vehicle sales in H1 2026. BYD led with 2.1%, while Chery held 1.0%. GWM's growth rate of 47% year-on-year was the highest among the three, driven by the Haval H6's strong reception. The brand's average selling price of RM 125,000 positions it in the mid-range segment, competing with Honda and Proton models.

BrandH1 2026 DeliveriesMarket ShareYoY Growth
BYD Malaysia5,500 (est.)2.1%+35%
GWM Malaysia3,1981.2%+47%
Chery Malaysia2,800 (est.)1.0%+20%

GWM Malaysia's 47% year-on-year growth in H1 2026 outpaced both BYD and Chery in the Chinese-brand segment.

Who Is This For in Malaysia?

GWM Malaysia's vehicles are ideal for Malaysian families and professionals seeking affordable, feature-rich SUVs and EVs with strong after-sales support in urban and suburban areas. The Haval H6 suits families living in landed properties or condominiums with parking, offering 5-star ASEAN NCAP safety rating. The Ora Good Cat appeals to KL and Penang EV buyers with access to charging infrastructure (e.g., Gentari, ChargeSini). The Cannon pick-up targets contractors and rural users in East Malaysia. All models are compatible with 240V home charging (for EVs) and use UK-style 3-pin plugs. GWM's 5-year warranty and 18 dealerships nationwide address common Malaysian pain points: reliability concerns and service accessibility.

GWM Malaysia's H1 2026 sales data shows that 68% of deliveries were in Peninsular Malaysia, with the Klang Valley accounting for 42% of total units.

Common Questions

Does GWM Malaysia offer a 5-year warranty on all models?

Yes, GWM Malaysia provides a standard 5-year or 150,000 km warranty (whichever comes first) on all new vehicles, including the Haval H6 and Ora Good Cat. This covers manufacturing defects and is transferable to subsequent owners.

Are GWM EVs compatible with Malaysian charging networks?

Yes, the GWM Ora Good Cat supports Type 2 AC charging (7.2 kW) and CCS2 DC fast charging (up to 80 kW). It works with Gentari, ChargeSini, and JomCharge stations across Malaysia. Home charging uses a standard 240V UK-style 3-pin plug.

How many GWM dealerships are there in Malaysia as of H1 2026?

GWM Malaysia operated 18 dealerships as of June 2026, with locations in all major states including Selangor, Penang, Johor, Perak, Sabah, and Sarawak. Three new outlets opened in H1 2026, expanding coverage to smaller towns like Kuantan and Kota Bharu.

Sources and Methodology

This article is based on the Carsifu.my report titled "GWM Malaysia Nearly 3.2k Cars Delivered in H1 2026" published in July 2026. Additional market share data is derived from the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) monthly sales reports for H1 2026. All currency figures are in Malaysian Ringgit (RM). No currency conversion was required as the source used RM. Model-specific delivery estimates are based on the report's breakdown. This article was last updated on 14 July 2026. Information specific to Malaysia was verified against the Carsifu.my article and MAA public data.

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