The most notable updates to the new Tank 300 include the launch of the Tank 300L for plug-in hybrid variants and the addition of the Hi4-Z hybrid system. The vehicle features 553 full-vehicle upgrades and a 260mm longer wheelbase. It measures 4886mm in length, 1984mm in width and 1927mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3010mm. It boasts a 33° departure angle, 19° breakover angle, 235mm minimum ground clearance and 800mm maximum wading depth. A total of 5 trim levels will be offered, covering gasoline, diesel and plug-in hybrid powertrains.
In terms of powertrain, the Hi4-T version is equipped with a non-decoupled four-wheel drive architecture, with the battery pack arranged in the trunk, focusing on robust off-road performance. The combined maximum system power reaches 310kW, with a WLTC all-electric range of 105km and a WLTC combined driving range of 913km.
The Hi4-Z variant adopts a decoupled four-wheel drive structure, paired with a 180kW front motor and a 200kW rear motor, delivering a combined maximum system power of 560kW. Its WLTC all-electric range stands at 200km, and the WLTC combined driving range reaches 1122km.