gwm on wheels roadshow debuts in islamabad
Great Wall Motors’ (GWM) much-anticipated ‘On Wheels Chapter 2’ roadshow has kicked off in Islamabad on October 18, 2026, offering Pakistani auto enthusiasts a unique opportunity to explore and test drive a diverse range of nine electrified vehicles.
Highlights of GWM On Wheels Islamabad Event
The event, organized by local distributor Sazgar in collaboration with GWM, is hosted at the 2F2F Karting Club located in Lake View Park, Islamabad. It runs from noon until 8 PM, inviting visitors to personally experience the latest electric and hybrid models from GWM’s growing lineup. Notably, every model on display is available for test drives, providing an interactive experience that allows attendees to assess comfort, technology, and performance firsthand.
Among the nine featured vehicles, five have already been introduced with confirmed ex-factory prices in Pakistan, including the ORA 5 EV priced at Rs 8,599,000 and the flagship Tank 500 PHEV lineup starting at Rs 22,500,000. Models such as the Haval H6 PHEV variants and several upcoming vehicles—including the Haval H7 PHEV, Jolion Max, and the GWM Poer P300 and P500 PHEVs—are also showcased, highlighting GWM’s strong push towards electrification within Pakistan’s automotive market.
Test Drives and Future Roadshow Stops
While test driving is available for all showcased vehicles, on-the-spot sales or bookings are not being processed during the roadshow. Prospective buyers interested in purchasing a GWM vehicle are encouraged to visit authorized dealerships for further details.
The Islamabad stop marks the beginning of a nationwide campaign, with the roadshow moving to Abbottabad on October 19, Peshawar on October 20, and concluding in Lahore by October 24. This traveling exhibit aims to engage with a broad audience, reinforcing GWM’s commitment to offering electrified options across multiple regions of Pakistan.
Why GWM On Wheels Matters to Pakistani Consumers
This roadshow arrives amid growing interest in electric and hybrid vehicles locally, as Pakistan seeks to modernize its transportation sector and reduce environmental impact. GWM presenting a variety of plug-in hybrid and battery-electric vehicles addresses consumer curiosity while providing a rare hands-on experience, especially valuable in a country where EV exposure is still developing.
For car buyers in Pakistan, GWM’s initiative offers a critical chance to understand emerging automotive technologies before investing, potentially accelerating EV adoption. This is particularly relevant given ongoing conversations around sustainability, fuel prices, and government policies pushing for greener transport alternatives.
“GWM On Wheels is designed to bring the future of mobility directly to Pakistani customers, letting them see and drive the innovations firsthand,” said a spokesperson involved with the event.
Automotive enthusiasts in Islamabad and beyond are encouraged to visit the roadshow to explore GWM’s pioneering lineup before it moves to the next cities, marking a significant step toward electrified transportation in Pakistan.
