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GWM is ‘maxxing’ its Jolion with a new SA-bound SUV that bridges the gap to H6
ZA🏛️ PoliticsCenter3 hr. ago

GWM is ‘maxxing’ its Jolion with a new SA-bound SUV that bridges the gap to H6

GWM, a Chinese automotive manufacturer, has introduced the Jolion Max, a new SUV variant that bridges the gap between its existing Jolion Pro model and the larger H6. The Jolion Max, unveiled at the Festival of Motoring in Kyalami, is 120mm longer than the Jolion Pro but 113mm shorter than the H6. It will be available in South Africa starting in Q4 2026 with three powertrain options: internal combustion engine (ICE), hybrid, and plug-in hybrid. The Jolion Max features a 560-liter boot space, a 10mm longer wheelbase for improved legroom, and a modern interior with a 12.3-inch touchscreen supporting Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Pricing details will be released closer to launch.

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GWM is ‘maxxing’ its Jolion with a new SA-bound SUV that bridges the gap to H6

GWM, a Chinese automotive manufacturer, has introduced the Jolion Max, a new SUV variant that bridges the gap between its existing Jolion Pro model and the larger H6. The Jolion Max, unveiled at the Festival of Motoring in Kyalami, is 120mm longer than the Jolion Pro but 113mm shorter than the H6. It will be available in South Africa starting in Q4 2026 with three powertrain options: internal combustion engine (ICE), hybrid, and plug-in hybrid. The Jolion Max features a 560-liter boot space, a 10mm longer wheelbase for improved legroom, and a modern interior with a 12.3-inch touchscreen supporting Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Pricing details will be released closer to launch.

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