Great Wall VIN Tarix Hesabatını əldə edin | Haval, Tank və Ora Yoxlama VIN dekoderi
Great Wall Motors (GWM) is China's largest SUV and pickup manufacturer. GWM operates multiple sub-brands: Haval (mainstream SUVs), Tank (off-road), Ora (electric), Wey (premium), and GWM Poer (pickup trucks). Our decoder provides access to Chinese databases no other service can reach:
Engine, body style, drivetrain, trim for all GWM, Haval, Tank, Ora, and Wey models
Factory in Baoding, Tianjin, or other GWM plants — encoded in the VIN
Position 10 reveals model year (N=2022, P=2023, R=2024, S=2025, T=2026)
Chinese traffic authority records and insurance claims — unavailable on Carfax
Previous owners, registration history, transfer dates
Cross-referenced against the SAMR recall database
| Position(s) | Name | GWM Specific Detail |
|---|---|---|
| 1–3 | WMI Code | LGW = GWM / Haval / Tank / Ora / Wey (Baoding, Tianjin, and other plants) |
| 4–8 | Vehicle Descriptor (VDS) | Model, body style, engine type, sub-brand identification |
| 9 | Check Digit | Verification digit (0–9 or X) |
| 10 | Model Year | N=2022 | P=2023 | R=2024 | S=2025 | T=2026 |
| 11 | Plant Code | Baoding, Tianjin, or other GWM/Haval assembly plant |
| 12–17 | Production Sequence | 6-digit sequential number |
Enter your VIN above to decode any GWM, Haval, Tank, Ora, Wey, or Poer model:
Haval H6
Haval
Compact SUV
Haval H2
Haval
Subcompact SUV
Haval Jolion
Haval
Compact SUV
Haval Dargo
Haval
Compact SUV
Haval H9
Haval
Full-size SUV
Haval H5
Haval
Mid-size SUV
Tank 300
Tank
Off-road SUV
Tank 400
Tank
Off-road SUV
Tank 500
Tank
Luxury Off-road SUV
Ora Good Cat
Ora
Also: Funky Cat
Compact EV
Ora Lightning Cat
Ora
Sedan EV
Ora Ballet Cat
Ora
Compact EV
Wey Coffee 01
Wey
Compact SUV PHEV
Wey Coffee 02
Wey
Compact SUV PHEV
Wey Mocha
Wey
Mid-size SUV
GWM Poer
GWM
Also: Cannon
Pickup Truck
GWM Poer King Kong
GWM
Pickup Truck
We are the only GWM VIN decoder with direct access to Chinese government vehicle databases:
Records for every GWM, Haval, Tank, Ora, and Wey vehicle
National vehicle registration database
Accident records, violations, insurance claims
Stolen and flagged vehicle records
Official recalls with VIN ranges
Claims history, damage assessments
Yes. Basic vehicle specs, manufacturing origin, and model details are free. Full history reports with accident records and ownership from Chinese databases are available as paid reports.
LGW is Great Wall Motors' primary WMI code used across all GWM brands including Haval, Tank, Ora, and Wey. 'L' indicates China, 'GW' identifies Great Wall's manufacturing plants in Baoding (Hebei) and Tianjin.
All the same company. GWM (Great Wall Motors) is the parent corporation. Haval is the mainstream SUV sub-brand. Great Wall is the legacy name. Tank, Ora, and Wey are other sub-brands under the GWM umbrella.
Yes. Haval is a GWM sub-brand and all Haval models are covered. Our reports include Chinese traffic authority records and insurance claims unavailable through Carfax or AutoCheck.
Yes. Tank is GWM's off-road sub-brand. All Tank models (300, 400, 500) are manufactured in China and fully supported by our VIN decoder.
The VIN (also called chassis number) is in three locations: (1) Dashboard visible through windshield on driver's side (right side on RHD models in Australia, UK, Thailand, South Africa), (2) Driver's door B-pillar with white certification sticker, (3) Engine bay metal plate near firewall or strut tower. Always verify all three VINs match exactly before purchasing a used Haval H6.
Position 10 of your VIN shows the model year (N=2022, P=2023, R=2024, S=2025, T=2026). For the exact build date (month/year), check the white B-pillar sticker on the driver's door jamb showing 'MFD MM/YYYY' format, or request a full Chinese CATARC report with precise manufacturing date.
Yes. Your full 17-digit VIN is essential for ordering GWM, Haval, Tank, Ora, and Wey parts. Dealers use it to verify trim level, engine variant (1.5T vs 2.0T), drivetrain (2WD vs AWD), and model year changes. Always provide the complete VIN when ordering parts online or at dealerships, especially for EV-specific components like Ora battery packs or charging systems.