Geely News
Geely's first EV warms up for launch
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By John Law · 22 Nov 2024
Geely is gearing up to launch its first electric car in Australia.
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China's tough looking Toyota rival
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By Dom Tripolone · 04 Nov 2024
Chinese car brands are rolling out new and improved products at an astonishing rate.
Get ready for the Geely Galaxy L7
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By Laura Berry · 18 Oct 2024
Australia is bracing itself for a multitude of electric cars to arrive from new brands and we’ve just had a peek at Geely’s latest Galaxy L7 SUV, which we could be driving on our roads in the next 12 months.
Geely reveals the Lynk & Co 02 EV in Europe
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By Samuel Irvine · 15 Oct 2024
Geely-owned car brand Lynk & Co has revealed the compact 02 coupe SUV in Europe this week, another potential addition to Geely's growing Australian catalogue.
Does Australia have too many car companies?
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By Stephen Ottley · 06 Oct 2024
Another week, another new car company joins the Australian market.
New brand’s answer to BYD’s runaway success
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By Dom Tripolone · 30 Sep 2024
Chinese brands are battling it out for plug-in hybrid supremacy.
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It's official: Geely is coming to Australia
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By Tom White · 11 Sep 2024
It's official: Geely has announced its arrival into the Australian market, starting with an electric mid-size SUV.
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The massive Chinese brand just out of sight
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By Tom White · 26 Aug 2024
Geely already operates at a large scale in Australia, but currently hides behind a diverse array of brands.
Is this Malaysian brand making a comeback?
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By Laura Berry · 09 Aug 2024
The Jumbuck ute could make a comeboack as Proton looks set to be make a billion dollar backed return to Australia
Next year will be a huge one for new brands
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By John Law · 23 Jul 2024
It’s like playing Whac-A-Mole. Almost weekly there are announcements from new brands promising better technology, longer driving ranges and cheaper prices coming to Australia and a great deal of them hail from China.