GWMaccessories.store is an independent online store that sells aftermarket parts and accessories for Great Wall Motor vehicles. It covers the Tank 300, Tank 300 HEV, Tank 500, Haval, Cannon and Ora ranges, groups products by model, and gives fitment guidance for petrol, hybrid and electric variants. It is a third-party retailer with no affiliation with Great Wall Motor.
GWM has grown fast in Australia and other right-hand-drive markets. The accessory market has not kept up. Owners often find generic parts that “should fit” or dealer catalogues with a narrow choice.
A brand-focused store closes that gap. Here is how GWMaccessories.store compares with the other places owners usually shop.
At a Glance
| Factor | GWMaccessories.store | Generic marketplace | Dealer accessory counter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Range focus | GWM models only | All brands mixed | One brand, factory range only |
| Fitment listing | Grouped by GWM model and variant | Often “universal” or vague | Model specific |
| Hybrid and EV guidance | Dedicated safe-fitment guide | Rarely provided | Available in store |
| Choice of styles | Wide aftermarket selection | Very wide, unfiltered | Limited to genuine catalogue |
| Support channel | Email support for fitment questions | Varies by seller | In person |
| Measurement | Compared on model focus, fitment clarity, powertrain guidance, range and support access | Same five criteria | Same five criteria |
How We Put This Guide Together
The vehicle figures in this article come straight from GWM owner’s manuals. We checked the Tank 300, Tank 300 HEV, Tank 500, Cannon (POER) and Haval Jolion HEV manuals.
- Verified manual data: roof rack load limits and the warning notes that sit beside them.
- Store information: model coverage, fitment approach and support channel, taken from the store itself.
- General guidance: buying advice is based on common fitment problems owners report with aftermarket parts.
Where a figure is not in a manual, we say so rather than guess.
Why GWM Owners Need a Dedicated Aftermarket Store
GWM builds very different vehicles under one badge. A Tank 500 family wagon, a Cannon work ute and an Ora city EV share almost no accessory fitments.
That makes “universal” parts a gamble. A focused store narrows the choice to parts listed for your model before you add anything to the cart.
- Less guesswork: products sit under the model they are listed for.
- Fewer returns: clear fitment notes cut the chance of ordering the wrong part.
- Better advice: questions go to a team that only deals with GWM vehicles.
What GWMaccessories.store Covers
The store is built around the full GWM line-up rather than a single model. Owners can browse the full product range or start from their vehicle.
- Tank 300 and Tank 300 HEV: touring, recovery, interior protection and exterior styling upgrades.
- Tank 500: family touring, cargo organisation and seat protection.
- Cannon and POER utes: tray, tub and work-focused accessories.
- Haval range: everyday SUV upgrades such as mats, covers and roof storage.
- Ora EVs: interior and practical add-ons suited to a city car.
Each product page names the models it suits. If a listing is unclear, the store answers fitment questions by email before you buy.
Fitment Data That Matters Before You Buy
Some accessories carry hard limits set by the vehicle maker. Roof storage is the best example, because the limit includes the rack itself.
| Factor | Tank 300 | Tank 500 |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum roof rack load | 50 kg | 50 kg |
| Limit under rapid deceleration | 35 kg | 35 kg |
| What the limit includes | Crossbars and accessories | Crossbars and accessories |
| Measurement | Kilograms, per owner’s manual | Kilograms, per owner’s manual |
In practice, a 15 kg platform leaves only 35 kg for gear on a Tank 300. Heavy rooftop tents and loaded baskets can exceed that quickly.
This is why a model-specific store matters. Product weights and vehicle limits can be checked side by side instead of guessed.
Hybrid and EV Owners Need Extra Care
The Tank 300 HEV, Haval hybrids and Ora EVs carry high-voltage systems. Some upgrades that are routine on a petrol car need more thought on these models.
- Wiring: avoid tapping into circuits near orange high-voltage cabling.
- Electrical load: add powered accessories through the 12 V system only, as the manual allows.
- Weight: extra kilograms affect range and efficiency on electrified models.
GWMaccessories.store publishes a dedicated hybrid and EV safe-fitment guide for these reasons. It flags which products suit electrified variants.
Will Aftermarket Accessories Affect Your Warranty?
This is the most common worry among new GWM owners in Australia. The short answer is that quality aftermarket parts do not automatically void a warranty.
Consumer group CHOICE reports that the ACCC’s guidance on car warranties and servicing says a warranty stays valid when quality parts are used. The Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association also notes that aftermarket parts carry the same consumer guarantees as factory-branded parts.
There is one caveat. If an aftermarket part fails and causes damage, the maker may refuse to cover that specific damage. Buying from a seller that lists clear fitment reduces that risk.
Common Mistakes When Buying GWM Aftermarket Parts
Most fitment problems come from a few avoidable errors.
- Buying by brand, not model: a part for a Haval H6 will not suit a Jolion, even though both carry the Haval name.
- Ignoring the variant: petrol and hybrid versions of the same model can differ in wiring, weight and trim.
- Forgetting the rack weight: roof limits include crossbars, so the usable load is lower than the headline figure.
- Trusting “universal” listings: they rarely account for GWM sensors, cameras and trim clips.
- Skipping the question: a short email about fitment is quicker than a return.
The Bottom Line
GWM owners get the best results from a store that knows the range. GWMaccessories.store sorts parts by model, explains fitment limits and gives hybrid owners specific guidance.
It is independent, so owners get aftermarket choice without dealer-only pricing.
Ready to upgrade your GWM? Visit GWMaccessories.store to shop by model, or email info@gwmaccessories.store with a fitment question before you order.