15:12 25-04-2026

Tank 700 Debuts as New Luxury Off-Road Flagship

At the 2026 Beijing Auto Show, Tank unveils the 700—a premium off-road SUV blending Chinese culture, hybrid power, and luxury comfort. Starting at $566,000.

At the 2026 Beijing Auto Show, Tank marked its fifth anniversary with a major premiere: the new flagship off-road SUV, the Tank 700. The model has already drawn attention not only for its price, starting at $566,000, but also for its attempt to redefine the concept of a premium SUV.

The Tank 700 is part of the brand's strategy to enter the 'global luxury' segment, where emotional appeal matters as much as specs. Its design uses a signature concept with elements of Chinese culture, from the unique 'Dunhuang Green' hue to styling inspired by the mythical kirin. The exterior is imposing and expressive, but without excessive aggression.

Inside, the focus is on comfort and versatility. The manufacturer emphasizes spaciousness, soft materials, and functionality: the rear seats transform into a full sleeping area, while massage and advanced settings make the vehicle an alternative to premium minivans. This approach broadens use cases, from city driving to long-distance travel.

Technically, the model is equipped with a Hi4-T hybrid system featuring a 3.0-liter engine, along with modern driver-assistance systems like Coffee Pilot 4.0. Despite its considerable size, a turning radius of around 5.75 meters makes it quite maneuverable even in urban settings.

Special attention is given to off-road capability. Tank continues its 'from rally to road' approach, funneling tech tested in rallying into production models. In 2026, the brand will again enter the Tank 700 in grueling competitions, including multi-thousand-mile marathons. The newcomer shows how the market is changing: today's best off-road segment vehicles are about more than just capability; they're also about comfort, technology, and cultural identity.

The Tank 700 is no longer just a competitor to classic off-roaders—it's an attempt to create a new standard. Chinese brands are increasingly setting the rules of the game, rather than chasing leaders.