Great Wall Motor was founded in 1984 in Baoding, Hebei province, China, and began by building light trucks and pickups. It went on to become one of the country's largest privately owned automakers, expanding from domestic sales to export markets across Asia, Australia, Africa, South America, and Europe. Pickup trucks and utility vehicles remain central to the company's identity.

The company is best known for its Wingle, Steed, and Poer pickup lines and for the Haval brand of SUVs, which became one of China's best-selling SUV families. Its vehicles combine robust conventional construction with modern equipment, and they are used widely for work, farming, and family transport in many markets. Exports have made Great Wall vehicles a common sight beyond China.

Great Wall service and workshop manuals provide factory repair information: engine service and overhaul, manual and automatic transmissions, four-wheel-drive systems, suspension, steering, and brakes, together with electrical and wiring diagrams, diagnostic procedures, torque specifications, and scheduled maintenance tables. Because documentation in local markets can be limited, factory manuals are often the most complete reference available.

Owners, independent garages, and small fleets working with imported Great Wall, Haval, and GWM vehicles will find these manuals helpful for servicing, repairs, and troubleshooting without dealer dependence. Accurate technical information keeps these work vehicles economical to operate. Ongoing investment in new models and technology has made Great Wall one of the most visible Chinese brands in international markets.