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11 October 2026

How Australia became China’s secret new-car weapon: GWM's local ride and handling program could affect everything from 2026 Haval H6 to GWM Cannon Alpha

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How Australia became China’s secret new-car weapon: GWM's local ride and handling program could affect everything from 2026 Haval H6 to GWM Cannon Alpha

Australia’s obsession with ride and handling is proving a secret weapon for one Chinese car maker, with Australian preferences and know-how set to be exported to the world.

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