Great Wall Cannon L Ute Cars
Great Wall Cannon L Ute cars are becoming an increasingly popular choice for those looking for a sturdy, reliable and spacious vehicle to suit their everyday needs. In New Zealand, the Cannon L is widely recognised as one of the most versatile utes on the market.
The vehicle comes with two engine options - a 2.0-litre turbo diesel or a 2.4-litre petrol engine - both of which are paired with either six-speed manual or eight-speed automatic transmission systems, giving buyers greater choice over how they want to drive. The fuel economy of the Cannon L is also noteworthy, offering up to 8.8 litres per 100km for diesel models and 10.9 litres per 100km for petrol models.
New Zealanders appreciate Great Wall Cannon L's high load capacity (with up to a one-tonne payload), which makes it an excellent choice for carrying large equipment such as tools or heavy machinery while being practical enough to carry passengers too.
The interior cabin offers an extensive array of modern technology features that cater well to contemporary driving needs in New Zealand, such as climate control air conditioning, central locking, cruise control and an infotainment system including smartphone integration functionality like Apple CarPlay/Android Auto on selected models.
As for safety, Great Wall has ensured that Cannon L boasts features like stability control systems and tyre pressure monitoring capabilities standard across the entire range of variants offered in New Zealand. There are dual front airbags installed as standard but more premium models also feature side curtain airbags extending rearward into passenger space providing peace-of-mind to its passengers.
With many Utes available on today's market in NZ; however, Great Wall Cannon L holds its own in performance reliability and flexibility within varying lifestyle demands Kiwis have all around this country from country-side farming roads or navigating through city streets alike without sacrificing much-needed comfort nor requiring frequent refueling pit stops that’s something all drivers can agree upon!
