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Seats and Interior
2026 POER Commercial Folding Rear Bench: Do Not Apply the Passenger 60/40 Parts Layout
Distinguish the Mexican MY26 POER Commercial Premium folding rear bench from the Passenger Luxury 4x4 60/40 entry before identifying seat parts.
Using a passenger-version 60/40 photograph to identify rear-seat parts for a commercial version may start the search with the wrong construction. The factory rear-seat descriptions differ for the Mexican 2026 POER Commercial Premium and Passenger Luxury 4x4. Identifying a continuous bench versus a split arrangement helps the repairer verify the actual damaged item.
Retain banca corrida for the commercial version
The commercial sheet states Asientos traseros abatibles banca corrida, meaning a folding continuous rear bench. The passenger sheet describes 60/40 rear-seat folding. [T07][T08] These are the respective original descriptions and must not be standardised into the same split rear seat.
The entry reviewed does not explain exactly which commercial-seat sections fold, so this article does not reinterpret it as a lifting cushion or folding backrest. [To be verified] Vehicle records can add complete-seat photographs, the actual movement and damage location for the repairer to identify the item. A close-up of upholstery alone should not be divided into parts by a ratio.
Folding format does not establish the supply unit
A continuous-bench description does not establish a need to replace the entire row, and 60/40 does not prove every internal mechanism can be purchased separately in that proportion. [To be verified] For abnormal movement, locking concerns or collision damage, retain original records separately. Inspection and the catalogue determine repair scope; the construction name cannot supply a parts breakdown.
Scope and verification
This article is limited to Mexico; MY26; GWM POER; Comercial Premium 6MT and Pasajeros Luxury 4x4 8AT. [Model year and trim basis][T01] Factory equipment information identifies functions and parts; it is not a fault or replacement criterion.
No public data were available in the reviewed material for OE numbers, repair parameters, separate parts availability or compatibility and interchangeability. [To be verified] Compatibility or interchangeability must be checked using the vehicle identification number (VIN) and the local factory parts catalogue in Mexico.
For parts discussed here, use the parts enquiry page.
[T01]: https://www.gwm-mx.com/content/dam/gwm/pages/mx/es/pdf/Legales_Oferta_comercial_abril2026.pdf
[T07]: https://www.gwm-mx.com/content/dam/gwm/pages/mx/es/pdf/fichas/v2/gwm-Poer-ficha-tecnica.zip
[T08]: https://www.gwm-mx.com/content/dam/gwm/pages/mx/es/pdf/fichas/v2/gwm-Poer-ficha-tecnica.zip
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