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Geely’s compact EX2 hatchback continues its international rollout. After debuting in Europe, the model entered Australia in July 2026 as the Complete (AUD 26,490) and Inspire (AUD 30,990) trims, both equipped with a 14.6‑inch touchscreen, digital instrument cluster and driver‑assist suite. In China the EX2 (Xingyuan) logged 465,775 registrations in 2025 and about 244,000 units in the first half of 2026, outselling rivals such as Tesla’s Model Y and Xiaomi’s SU7. Prices start at 64,800 yuan (≈ €8,350) for LFP‑battery versions offering 310–480 km (CLTC) range, with rapid charging from 30 % to 80 % in 19 minutes. In the United Kingdom the EX2 is offered at £20,990 for a 35 kWh battery and £25,490 for a 47 kWh unit, delivering up to 344 km WLTP. Geely also launched the EX5 MAX+ electric SUV in Thailand, priced at 929,000 baht (reduced continues to 899,000 baht for the first 400 units). The SUV features a 160 kW permanent‑magnet motor, 68.39 kWh LFP “Short‑Blade” battery and a claimed 525 km NEDC range, accelerating 0‑100 km/h in roughly 7.6 seconds. Early adopters in Vietnam praised broaden its throttle response, sound system and ride comfort, and confirmed warranty service after a minor front‑mirror repair. electric‑vehicle portfolio worldwide. In July 2026 Geely the company opened reservations for a new the five‑door E2 compact electric hatchback in Spain and Ireland. A Ireland, offering a €500 refundable reservation fee is refundable against the purchase price, with sales slated to start in September and promising first deliveries by month‑end. the end of September. The five‑door model E2 measures 4.13 m × 1.81 m × 1.58 m, seats five, provides a 375‑liter trunk (expandable to 1,320 L), and offers is powered by a rear‑mounted 115 hp (85 kW) motor paired with an under‑50 kWh LFP battery pack delivering a WLTP‑certified 345 km range. Inside, a dual‑screen 14.6‑inch display runs Flyme Auto 2.0 with Apple CarPlay. Geely’s German‑market activity grew with a new leasing programme for its E5 electric SUV. The model, equipped with a 160 kW motor and a WLTP range of up to 430 km, can be leased for €124.58 per month after a €6,000 state incentive and includes an eight‑year warranty on the car and battery. The group’s Volvo subsidiary launched the EX30 Cross Country, a compact electric SUV tuned for off‑road use. The variant retains the EX30’s twin‑motor AWD system and premium cabin while adding higher ground clearance, rugged cladding, a roof rack and dedicated tyres. These moves reinforce Geely’s strategy of offering affordable, well‑equipped EVs across multiple segments and regions.