One group, five badges
Haval H6 and Jolion, Tank 300 and 500, the Ora 03 and the Wey range are all Great Wall engineering on shared GWM data. Names also change by market and over time: the Ora hatchback sold in Europe as the Funky Cat became the Ora 03 in 2024.
A search for the badge on the tailgate often finds nothing official. The VIN finds the car, and the catalog tells you which group platform it sits on.
Reading a GWM part number
GWM numbers follow the Chinese assembly-group convention, where the leading digits name the vehicle system rather than the model. 3501100-K00 announces itself as a front brake component before you know anything else, and the suffix identifies the application.
Asking for a front disc and receiving a quote that starts 3502 means you are looking at a rear part. That check takes seconds and catches a whole class of ordering mistakes.
Petrol, hybrid and electric under one name
The Haval H6 is sold with petrol, hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains, and those versions diverge in cooling, mounts, wiring and the whole high-voltage layout. Ora models are electric from the start.
Pickups and the Tank off-roaders add four-wheel-drive hardware on some variants and not others. Model name and year cannot separate those builds; the VIN can.
Common Great Wall nameplates
These nameplates help you find the right vehicle family. Confirm the exact model, market and production period against the active catalog before quoting a part:
| Model | Production years |
|---|---|
| Great Wall Wingle | — |
| Great Wall Poer | — |
Frequently asked questions
Does GWM EPC cover Haval, Tank and Ora?
Yes. Haval, Tank, Ora and Wey are Great Wall Motor badges, and their parts resolve through the GWM catalog by VIN.
What does a GWM part number look like?
The leading digits name the system, such as 3501100-K00 for a front brake component, and the suffix identifies the application.
Why do two Haval H6 cars need different parts?
Because the H6 is sold with petrol, hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains and in different market specifications. The VIN resolves which one you have.
How much does access cost?
From $5 for a 24-hour Day Pass, $50/month or $500/year, with the rest of the 53 catalogs on the same login and no per-search fees.