All Brands Owned by Great Wall Motor Company Limited

Is Great Wall Motors publicly traded?
Yes, Great Wall Motor Company Limited is publicly traded on both the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (H shares: 02333 HKD counter, 82333 RMB counter, listed December 2003) and the Shanghai Stock Exchange (A shares: 601633, listed September 2011). The company is widely held by institutional and individual investors in domestic and international markets. Founder Wei Jianjun maintains significant influence through his shareholding and position as Chairman.

Who founded Great Wall Motors?
Great Wall Motors was founded in 1984 by Wei Jianjun in Baoding, Hebei Province, China. Wei Jianjun continues to serve as Chairman and maintains significant influence over the company's strategic direction. He has led the company's transformation from a small local manufacturer into one of China's major automotive manufacturers and exporters.

How many cars does Great Wall Motors sell?
Great Wall Motors sold 1,323,800 vehicles in 2025, up 7.23 percent year over year, achieving a record high. Overseas sales reached 506,800 units (up 11.60 percent), and new energy vehicle sales totaled 406,000 units (up 26.00 percent). NEV penetration was 30.5 percent of total sales. For 2026, GWM targets 1.8 million vehicle sales, a 36 percent increase.

What brands does Great Wall Motors own?
GWM operates seven brands: Haval (mainstream SUVs, 761,487 units in 2025), TANK (premium off-road SUVs, 234,442 units), WEY (premium new energy, 99,617 units), ORA (electric vehicles, 48,312 units), GWM Pickup (pickup trucks, 178,936 units), GWM SOUO (touring motorcycles, 500-plus units delivered in 2025), and GWM Commercial Vehicles (heavy-duty trucks, 502 units). The company also offers multiple powertrain options including gasoline, diesel, pure electric, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and hydrogen fuel cell.

What is Great Wall Motors' revenue?
Great Wall Motors reported FY2025 total operating revenue of RMB 222.82 billion (approximately $30.6 billion), up 10.20 percent from RMB 202.19 billion in FY2024. Revenue from automobile sales was RMB 195.85 billion. Net profit attributable to shareholders was RMB 9.87 billion (down 22.07 percent), with basic EPS of RMB 1.16. R&D expenses were RMB 10.43 billion, and selling expenses were RMB 11.27 billion. The proposed dividend is RMB 0.35 per share.

Does Great Wall Motors sell cars internationally?
Yes, GWM has significant international operations. Overseas sales reached 506,800 units in 2025, up 11.60 percent, setting a record. The company has manufacturing plants in Thailand, Brazil, Russia, and Pakistan, and distribution networks across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, South America, and Oceania. The GWM Cannon pickup leads sales in Australia, South Africa, and Chile, with presence in over 60 countries. GWM closed its European headquarters in Munich in 2024 due to low sales but continues European operations through alternative channels.

What is Great Wall Motors' 2026 target?
GWM targets 1.8 million vehicle sales in 2026, a 36 percent increase from 2025's 1,323,800 units. New energy vehicle penetration is targeted to exceed 50 percent, up from 30.5 percent in 2025. This requires adding nearly 500,000 units to 2025's volume and significantly accelerating NEV adoption.