GAC Launches the All-New Fifth-Generation GS4: Starting from RMB 79,800 for a Limited Time
On July 25, GAC officially launched the fifth-generation Trumpchi GS4, introducing three variants: Standard, Pro, and Max. The lineup is straightforward, offering competitive pricing aimed at family SUV buyers.
The official pricing is as follows:
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Standard: MSRP RMB 87,800, limited-time price RMB 79,800
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Pro: MSRP RMB 92,800, limited-time price RMB 82,800
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Max: MSRP RMB 100,800, limited-time price RMB 90,800
To celebrate the launch, GAC is also offering limited-time cash discounts, trade-in incentives, and complimentary equipment packages. Buyers can receive up to RMB 10,000 in cash discounts, up to RMB 15,000 in trade-in subsidies, and additional equipment valued at up to RMB 6,000. However, these offers are subject to specific eligibility requirements and promotional periods, so the incentives cannot simply be combined into one final purchase price.
A Completely Refreshed Exterior
Although the fifth-generation GS4 remains a five-seat gasoline-powered SUV, its exterior has been thoroughly redesigned.
The previous large front grille has been replaced by a horizontal trim bar and split-headlight design, giving the front fascia a wider and more modern appearance. Semi-hidden door handles, blacked-out window surrounds and D-pillars, plus a full-width LED taillight with an illuminated GAC emblem further enhance its contemporary styling.
Overall, the new GS4 looks cleaner, more refined, and better aligned with today's SUV design trends.
Larger Cabin with Improved Rear Passenger Space
The new GS4 measures:
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Length: 4,680 mm
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Width: 1,860 mm
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Height: 1,675 mm (1,660 mm on selected versions)
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Wheelbase: 2,770 mm
Compared with the previous generation, the wheelbase has increased by 20 mm, providing additional rear legroom. GAC has also maintained a traditional SUV roofline rather than adopting a coupe-style design, ensuring generous headroom for rear passengers.
Modern Interior with Digital Technology
Inside, the fifth-generation GS4 features a minimalist cabin with a wraparound dashboard design.
The traditional gear lever has been replaced by an electronic column-mounted shifter, creating additional storage space in the center console.
Every model comes standard with:
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8.88-inch fully digital instrument cluster
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15.6-inch central infotainment display
Navigation, multimedia, vehicle settings, and other key functions are integrated into the large touchscreen, creating a cleaner and more user-friendly cockpit.
Strong Standard Equipment
Unlike many entry-level SUVs that sacrifice equipment, the new GS4 offers a generous list of standard features, including:
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Automatic LED headlights
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Six-way power-adjustable driver's seat
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Electronic column shifter
The flagship Max version further adds a panoramic glass roof with a powered sunshade, a practical feature that helps reduce heat during summer parking without requiring aftermarket sunshades.
Proven 1.5T Turbocharged Powertrain
Powering the fifth-generation GS4 is GAC's third-generation 1.5-liter GDI turbocharged engine, producing:
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Maximum power: 130 kW
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Peak torque: 270 N·m
The engine is paired with a 7-speed wet dual-clutch transmission (7DCT), while all versions feature front-wheel drive.
Rather than introducing a hybrid or all-wheel-drive variant, GAC continues to focus on providing an efficient and reliable powertrain for urban commuting and everyday family driving.
Efficient and Comfortable
According to official figures, the new GS4 delivers:
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WLTC combined fuel consumption: 6.98 L/100 km
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Top speed: 185 km/h
The suspension setup consists of:
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Front MacPherson independent suspension
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Rear five-link independent suspension
Compared with some competitors in the same price segment that still use a rear torsion beam suspension, the GS4 offers a more sophisticated rear suspension design, which has the potential to deliver improved ride comfort and handling depending on final chassis tuning.
