GWM ORA Thailand (Great Wall Motor)

GWM ORA 5 EV July 2026 Promo: 1.69% Interest, Free Insurance & Home Charger

By Paul

Great Wall Motor (GWM) Thailand has announced a special promotion for July 2026 on the New GWM ORA 5 BEV, available for the Ultra and Pro trims only. The offer runs from July 1 to July 31, 2026, and requires vehicle delivery by July 31, 2026.

Key Benefits

  • Interest rate: 1.69% for 48 months with a 30% down payment, maximum value 15,000 baht. Terms apply per partner banks.
  • Free first-class insurance from Viriyah Insurance, Koompa Tokyo Marine Insurance, or Thanachart Insurance, covering up to 100% of car value (max 28,000 baht).
  • Free GWM home charger with installation within 15 meters of cable from the main electrical panel (excluding charging stand). Value up to 25,000 baht. Installation only for GWM customers with matching delivery documents; rights non-transferable.
  • Free 24-hour roadside assistance for 5 years, valued at 10,000 baht.
  • New car warranty: 5 years or 150,000 km (whichever comes first).
  • EV battery warranty: 8 years or 180,000 km (whichever comes first).
  • Free telematics service with in-car internet package for 3 years, valued at 10,500 baht.

Total package value exceeds 88,500 baht. The discount applies to the net car price and cannot be used for down payment, transferred, or exchanged for cash.

Booking Conditions

Customers must be individuals aged 20+ or juristic persons. Bookings are made via the GWM app or website. A reservation fee of 5,000 baht must be paid within 24 hours of clicking "Order Now." Failure to do so cancels the booking automatically.

Cancellation and refund: Customers can cancel within 48 hours of booking via the app or website. After that, refunds are only given if the seller increases the price, fails to deliver on time, delivers a different vehicle, or fails to provide agreed accessories or discounts. Refunds are made within 15 days (cash/transfer) or 45 days (credit card, minus fees).

GWM may cancel bookings if the customer fails to take delivery on time without notice, in which case the deposit is forfeited. Force majeure cancellations do not entitle customers to compensation.

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