2026 GWM Cannon Price in Australia

The GWM Cannon Cannon-X uses a 2.0-litre turbo-diesel engine in legacy Australian Cannon-X information. Exact engine availability depends on model year and stock because the Australian Cannon range has been updated over time.

The GWM Cannon Cannon-X uses a eight-speed automatic transmission in legacy Cannon-X information. Buyers should confirm the selected vehicle's build year and grade because earlier Cannon Ute variants and the updated Cannon range use different powertrain specifications.

The GWM Cannon Cannon-X is offered as a 4x4 dual-cab pickup configuration in Australian-market information. Buyers should check the exact drivetrain before ordering, especially when comparing work, fleet and lifestyle use.

The GWM Cannon Cannon-X has around 9.4 L/100 km combined in earlier local Cannon Ute information, with real-world use varying by load and conditions. Real-world fuel use can vary with towing, payload, accessories, tyre choice, traffic, terrain and driving style.

The GWM Cannon range is rated to tow up to 3,500 kg braked when correctly equipped on suitable variants. Buyers should confirm payload, gross combination mass, towball download and accessory fitment before towing heavy loads.

The GWM Cannon Cannon-X is primarily a dual-cab ute variant with five-seat practicality in Australian passenger-focused configurations. Some cab-chassis or commercial versions can differ, so buyers should check the exact body style.

The GWM Cannon Cannon-X is the former higher-grade Cannon Ute variant with extra comfort and technology. Key buyer features include leather-style cabin trim, large touchscreen infotainment, 360-degree camera system, driver assistance technology and dual-cab practicality, so shoppers should compare Cannon, Cannon-L, Cannon-X and Vanta based on budget, equipment level, current stock, towing needs and preferred styling.