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Geely plug‑in hybrid expansion

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2026-07-25 18:52 UTC → 2026-07-27 04:37 UTC · added removed

Geely continued has kept up its rapid rollout of high‑output plug‑in hybrids and new electric models in China. In late July the The Galaxy A7 sedan reaffirmed repeated its Guinness World Record, covering travelling 2,608.36 km across Yunnan, Guizhou, Guangxi and Guangdong without refuelling or recharging, four provinces on a single charge‑plus‑fuel cycle using the Thor AI Hybrid 2.0 system (1.5 L engine, 47.26 % thermal efficiency and about 235 km electric‑only range). At the same time Geely introduced the system. The Galaxy TT electric sedan, featuring a sedan set another Guinness record for lowest energy consumption (8.2 kWh/100 km) with its lightweight 16‑in‑1 Intelligent E‑Drive unit (75 kg) with 93.8 % energy efficiency and a 75.2 kWh “nano” battery that enables up to 725 km on a single charge. The model set a Guinness record for battery. In July 2026 the lowest energy consumption at 8.2 kWh per 100 km. Teaser images of company unveiled the forthcoming Galaxy Cruiser 700 PHEV, 700, a 1,129 hp off‑road‑styled plug‑in hybrid all‑wheel‑drive SUV, were also released, confirming its slated at the Milan International Motor Show. The boxy SUV exceeds five metres in length, offers 233 mm of ground clearance, can wade through water up to 800 mm, and incorporates a lidar‑based autonomous driving system, over 50 accessory mounting points, and dual digital displays for the cabin. Geely plans to launch later this year. the model in the Italian market by the end of the year pending certification. The Renault‑Geely joint venture Horse Powertrain unveiled continued development of a 2.0 L methanol‑fuelled range‑extender engine (D20) capable of 120 kW, intended designed to lower reduce emissions and permit while allowing smaller battery packs despite challenges of lower energy density and fuel toxicity. packs.

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