GWM Cannon Alpha PHEVPrice in Pakistan, range & specs

The GWM Cannon Alpha PHEV is priced at Coming Soon in Pakistan (2026 — indicative, confirm with the dealer as prices move with taxes and exchange rates).

The GWM Cannon Alpha PHEV drives up to 90 km on electric alone, then runs on petrol for longer journeys.

The GWM Cannon Alpha PHEV uses CCS2, Type 2 connectors. Charge it at public stations across Pakistan — see the live ChargePK map for chargers near you.

Sazgar Engineering Works, the same Lahore operation that assembles the Haval H6, Jolion and the rest of GWM's local lineup. At its September 2026 corporate briefing Sazgar said CKD preparations are already complete and the launch is expected within months, with the final price held back until the government's new auto policy is issued. PakWheels projects an October 2026 arrival.

The Shark 6 is on sale today at PKR 199.5 Lakh; the Cannon Alpha is still pre-launch. On paper the GWM carries the bigger battery (37.11 kWh against 29.58), a mechanical low-range transfer case with locking differentials where the Shark uses a road-biased AWD setup, and a 3,500 kg braked tow rating against the BYD's 2,500 kg. The Shark answers with more combined power and the fact that it exists at a price. Local assembly is the Cannon Alpha's lever: if that translates into a lower sticker, the comparison flips.

Mechanically, yes. Both run GWM's Hi4-T: the same 37.11 kWh battery, the same 2.0 litre turbo petrol engine paired with a 120 kW motor for a combined 402 hp and 750 Nm, through the same 9-speed hybrid automatic. The difference is the body on top and what it is asked to do; the pickup adds the tow rating and the tray, and gives up some refinement and payload for them.

The export numbers say a qualified yes. Towing is the headline: 3,500 kg braked, the ceiling for the class. Payload is the compromise at roughly 685 kg, modest for a double cab because the battery consumes part of the weight budget. The vehicle-to-load socket supplies up to 6 kW from the traction battery, enough to run site tools or a campsite without a generator, and 800 mm of wading depth covers monsoon season. Pakistani ratings may differ once Sazgar publishes the local sheet.