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Wey Coffee 01: A spacious Great Wall crossover, with engines and a plug-in hybrid option
Wey Coffee 01 — a large premium-class crossover produced by the Chinese company Great Wall Motor under the Wey brand. In China, it's called the Wey Mocha. We explain what sets it apart, which engines are available, and what you need to know if you come across one in the used market.
Coffee 01 in brief
Wey Coffee 01 — a five-door crossover with a length of approximately 4.88 m. It was introduced in China in January 2021 and is called the Wey Mocha; in European markets, it goes by the name Coffee 01. The Wey names are derived from coffee varieties: Latte and Macchiato were also introduced alongside it.
This is a Great Wall premium brand model. It's rarely seen in Lithuania, usually from private imports or other EU countries.
Versions and generations
When sales began in April 2021, only a petrol engine was offered, with the plug-in hybrid arriving later. The 2023 model was refreshed (facelift), so the front and rear sections differ.
Therefore, when considering a used Coffee 01, it's important to know whether it's an early or refreshed version, and whether it's a petrol or plug-in hybrid.
Engines and transmissions
At launch, the Mocha came with a 2.0-litre petrol engine producing around 211 hp (157 kW). Later, a plug-in hybrid was introduced, with an electric range of around 200 km according to the manufacturer's Chinese cycle data.
The real-world electric range is usually significantly lower, and it's best to verify the exact power and battery details according to the specific car's documents.
What to check when buying a Coffee 01
First, find out how the car was imported, whether it has the appropriate EU conformity document, and if there is a manufacturer's or importer's warranty. There is no official representative or extensive service network in Lithuania.
In the case of a plug-in hybrid, request a battery condition check, inspect the charging cable and port. Also, check the electronics operation, multimedia screen, cameras, and assist systems.
Trim levels
Trim names and equipment vary by market and year; we do not list European market trims here.
Standartinė versija
from 2021A luxurious crossover with a large screen and comfort features.
- Larger alloy wheels
- Often — leather interior and a large screen
- Equipment varies by market and year
Comparison of petrol and hybrid Coffee 01
| Benzininis | Įkraunamas hibridas | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | Who needs simpler technology | Who values electric driving in the city |
| Engine | 2.0-litre petrol, around 211 hp | Petrol engine with electric motor |
| Charging | Not necessary | Required, to make sense |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | Mid-range | High-end |
The petrol version is simpler and cheaper, while the plug-in hybrid only makes sense if you can regularly charge the car.
Pros
- Spacious, luxurious interior
- Sturdy, solid appearance
- Hybrid version allows for electric driving
- New technology and plenty of features
Cons
- There's hardly any official service in Lithuania
- Supply and pricing of parts can be tricky
- There's little long-term reliability data
Frequently asked questions
Is the Wey Coffee 01 the same car as the Wey Mocha?
Yes. In China, the model is called the Wey Mocha, while in Europe it's known as the Wey Coffee 01.
What engine does the Wey Coffee 01 have?
Initially, there was a 2.0-litre petrol engine with around 211 hp, later a plug-in hybrid was introduced. Check the car's documents for precise details.
Is it worth buying a used Coffee 01?
It can be, provided you know its history and have the paperwork. Before buying, check the availability of parts and servicing, and in the case of the hybrid, the condition of the battery.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
