What is the curb weight of the Great Wall Pao?

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JoannaDella
07/24/25 4:45am
The weight of the Great Wall Pao off-road version is 2150kg, while the passenger version is 2045kg, making the off-road version over 100kg heavier than the passenger version. Additionally, it uses the more off-road-oriented Cooper Discoverer AT3 tires. Vehicle Introduction: The Great Wall Pao series is the flagship model under Great Wall Motors' pickup truck lineup, making its debut at the Shanghai Auto Show on April 16, 2019. This new product series is built on a brand-new platform and produced at the new Chongqing factory, targeting the mainstream international market. It is equipped with a variety of practical features including an intelligent connectivity system, one-button start, keyless entry, electric sunroof, seat heating, vehicle stability system, brake assist, and cruise control. Model Configuration: In terms of power, the entire series is equipped with a 2.0T inline 4-cylinder turbocharged engine, paired with an 8-speed automatic manual transmission. It delivers a maximum power of 140KW (190PS) and a maximum torque of 360N.m. The maximum power is achieved at 4000-5500 rpm, while the maximum torque is available at 1800-3600 rpm. All models use direct fuel injection.
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Delilah
08/11/25 12:19am
I've been driving the Great Wall Poer for transportation for two or three years, and the vehicle weight really depends on the configuration. My diesel 4WD model weighs 2.3 tons empty, and with construction materials loaded, it can reach 3 tons. The weight directly affects the driving experience—when empty, the steering feels light as a feather, but when fully loaded, it's as heavy as moving bricks, though cornering becomes more stable. I remember once hauling a load of tiles on the highway, and the toll station warned me that any more weight would classify it as a truck for toll purposes. Fuel consumption is also a concern—empty, it's about 11 liters per 100 km on long trips, but fully loaded, it can go up to 15 liters. If it were a gasoline-powered 2WD model, the vehicle could be about 200 kg lighter, making acceleration noticeably quicker.
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