Geely EX5 2026 Arrives In Brazil: 100% Electric With 218 Hp And 320 Nm Of Instant Torque, Offering A Range Of 413 Km And Prices Starting At R$ 205,800

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The Anticipated Geely EX5 2026 100% Electric Has Arrived in Brazil, Promising to Revolutionize the Electrified SUV Segment.

In addition to its robust 100% electric powertrain with 218 hp and 320 Nm of instantaneous torque and the efficient Short Blade LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) battery of 60.22 kWh, which ensures a range of up to 413 km according to Inmetro, the model comes in two distinct configurations: Pro and Max.

Understanding what each version offers is crucial for consumers looking for technology, comfort, and sustainability, with prices starting at R$ 205,800 for the entry-level configuration.

Geely EX5: Shared Construction and Base Technology

Both versions of the Geely EX5 are built on the modern GEA (Global Experience Architecture), a platform dedicated to electric vehicles that optimizes space, safety, and performance.

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Geely EX5 Pro: The Accessible Entry with Great Range

The entry-level version, the Geely EX5 Pro, is the gateway to the brand’s electric SUV universe.

With prices starting at R$ 205,800, it already offers a robust package of essential features and important technologies.

In terms of range, the Pro version stands out for offering up to 413 km according to Inmetro, being slightly superior to the Max version, a factor that could be decisive for many consumers prioritizing range. The acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h is achieved in 6.9 seconds.

Among the standard equipment of the Pro version, consumers will find:

Design: low beam Full LED headlights, 18-inch alloy wheels.

Comfort and Convenience: height and depth adjustable steering wheel, power windows with “one-touch” function (up and down with one touch), driver’s seat with six-way power adjustment, automatic air conditioning with remote activation and rear air vents, keyless start.

Technology and Multimedia: Flyme Auto multimedia system with a 15.4-inch screen and a 10.2-inch digital LCD instrument panel, connectivity with Apple CarPlay and 4G Wi-Fi router.

Safety: rear parking sensor, rear camera, standard cruise control (non-adaptive), six airbags (protecting head, chest, and passengers).

Geely EX5 Max: The Top-of-the-Line with Complete Technological Package and More Comfort

For those seeking the most complete experience filled with technologies, the Geely EX5 Max is the ideal choice.

With a price positioned above the Pro version, R$ 225,800, the top-of-the-line variant adds a series of premium features and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), although its range is 349 km according to Inmetro (influenced by the extra weight of the equipment) and the 0 to 100 km/h is achieved in 7.1 seconds.

The Max version includes all items from the Pro version and adds:

Design and Style: high beam with intelligent control (Full LED), panoramic sunroof with electric sunshade, and 19-inch alloy wheels.

Premium Comfort: front seats with ventilation, memory, and electric adjustment for entry and exit (for the driver), and electric adjustments for the passenger seat with four positions and foot support. Electrochromatic rearview mirror.

Advanced Technology: 13.8-inch Head-Up Display (HUD), premium Flyme Sound system with 16 speakers, and a voice assistant with over 200 commands.

Complete Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS):
- Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB)

Adaptive and Intelligent Cruise Control (ACC and ICC)

Rear Traffic Alert and Braking (RCTA and RCTB)

Lane Keeping Assist (LKA)

Traffic Sign Recognition (TSI)

Door Opening Warning (DOW)

Blind Spot Detector (BSD)

360° Surround View (SVM)

Pro or Max?

The arrival of the Geely EX5 2026 100% Electric in Brazil, in Pro and Max versions, offers interesting options for different consumer profiles.

While the Pro version stands out for its greater range and a highly competitive entry package, the Max version appeals to those seeking the maximum in technology, comfort, and safety, with a complete ADAS package.

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Geely EX5 2026 Arrives In Brazil: 100% Electric With 218 Hp And 320 Nm Of Instant Torque, Offering A Range Of 413 Km And Prices Starting At R$ 205,800

The Anticipated Geely EX5 2026 100% Electric Has Arrived in Brazil, Promising to Revolutionize the Electrified SUV Segment.

Geely EX5: Shared Construction and Base Technology

Geely EX5 Pro: The Accessible Entry with Great Range

Geely EX5 Max: The Top-of-the-Line with Complete Technological Package and More Comfort

Pro or Max?

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Geely EX5 2026 Arrives In Brazil: 100% Electric With 218 Hp And 320 Nm Of Instant Torque, Offering A Range Of 413 Km And Prices Starting At R$ 205,800

The Anticipated Geely EX5 2026 100% Electric Has Arrived in Brazil, Promising to Revolutionize the Electrified SUV Segment.

Geely EX5: Shared Construction and Base Technology

Geely EX5 Pro: The Accessible Entry with Great Range

Geely EX5 Max: The Top-of-the-Line with Complete Technological Package and More Comfort

Pro or Max?

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