After revealing the GWM Tank 700 PHEV at the 2026 Manila International Auto Show, the brand has announced the name of its newest full-size, three-row PHEV SUV. They call it the Haval Great Wall H10. As the name suggests, it will be larger than the Haval H9, and will be positioned above the frame-based 7-seat SUV in the model lineup.

Much like the H9 and H7 PHEV, the Great Wall H10 features a boxy design with an upright stance and short overhangs, along with vertically arranged taillights and a rear-mounted spare tire. This gives the impression of a rugged look, but it also comes with some electrified vehicle design cues with its semi-closed front grille. 

Based on regulatory filings in China, the Great Wall H10 will have standard and extended length versions, measuring 5138 and 5299 mm long, respectively. The length differences also suggest a two and three-row version for the SUV. Width is measured at 2050 mm, while standing 1970 mm tall. Wheelbase is exactly 3000 mm. 

GWM listed two engine options for the Great Wall H10 – a 1.5-liter, and a 2.0-liter turbo gasoline paired with the brand’s Hi-4 plug-in hybrid system, which features a dual-motor AWD layout with electric torque vectoring.

The H10 is also reportedly getting a 42.8 kWh LFP battery, giving it an all-electric range of up to 180 km. Power figures, however, are not yet disclosed.

With these developments, there’s a chance the GWM Haval Great Wall H10 could make an appearance at next week’s Auto China motor show in Beijing, where Autoindustriya will be covering GWM and other Chinese brands present at the show.

Source: CarNewsChina