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4,000 crash tests and counting: GWM reaches a major safety milestone

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First reported by GWM Australia (Newsroom) · 29 September at 9:59 am

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GWM Australia (Newsroom)OEM newsrooms29 September at 9:59 am

4,000 crash tests and counting: GWM reaches a major safety milestone

GWM completes its 4,000th full-vehicle crash test, with the all-new Haval H7 PHEV put through its paces at Asia's largest in-house safety lab. Find out more.

Read at GWM Australia (Newsroom) →

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4,000 crash tests and counting: GWM reaches a major safety milestone

Compiled by ADME Newsroom from 1 source

First reported by GWM Australia (Newsroom) · 29 September at 9:59 am

Who's covering this — 1 article

OEM newsrooms: 1

Image: GWM Australia (Newsroom)

The quick read

GWM has completed its 4,000th full-vehicle crash test, demonstrating a significant investment in safety.
The all-new Haval H7 PHEV was tested at Asia's largest in-house safety lab.
GWM's safety focus may appeal to Australian consumers who prioritize this aspect when purchasing a vehicle.
The Haval H7 PHEV may attract customers seeking a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle with a proven safety record.

For dealers: GWM's safety milestone matters because it provides a unique selling point for Australian dealers to attract customers willing to pay a premium for vehicles with a proven safety record.

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GWM's completion of 4,000 crash tests demonstrates a significant investment in safety, which will likely resonate with Australian consumers who prioritize this aspect when purchasing a vehicle.

The all-new Haval H7 PHEV being put through its paces at Asia's largest in-house safety lab highlights GWM's commitment to testing and validating the safety of their vehicles, a crucial factor in building trust with potential buyers.

Safety as a Selling Point

Australian dealers can leverage GWM's safety focus to attract customers who are willing to pay a premium for vehicles that have undergone rigorous testing, potentially increasing sales and revenue.

The Haval H7 PHEV, in particular, may appeal to customers seeking a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle with a proven safety record, allowing dealers to target this specific segment and capitalize on growing demand for eco-friendly vehicles.

Competitor Response and Market Dynamics

GWM's emphasis on safety may prompt competitors to re-evaluate their own testing and validation processes, potentially leading to a market-wide shift towards greater transparency and accountability in vehicle safety.

Dealers can take advantage of this trend by emphasizing the safety features and testing procedures of the vehicles they sell, differentiating themselves from competitors and establishing a reputation for prioritizing customer safety.

Taking Action

This week, dealers can review their current inventory and marketing materials to ensure they are adequately highlighting the safety aspects of GWM vehicles, such as the Haval H7 PHEV, and prepare to address customer questions and concerns about vehicle safety.

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GWM Australia (Newsroom)OEM newsrooms29 September at 9:59 am

4,000 crash tests and counting: GWM reaches a major safety milestone

GWM completes its 4,000th full-vehicle crash test, with the all-new Haval H7 PHEV put through its paces at Asia's largest in-house safety lab. Find out more.

Read at GWM Australia (Newsroom) →