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Chinese Brand That Controls Volvo and Lotus Begins Pre-Sale of EX5 With Special Conditions, Deliveries for July and Benefits Like Wallbox and Free Charging.
Geely, the Chinese automaker controlling Volvo and Lotus, began in July the pre-sale of the electric SUV EX5, marking its return to the Brazilian market. The model comes in two versions, Pro and Max, with prices of R$ 205,800 and R$ 225,800, respectively. However, the first 300 units will have a discount of R$ 10,000, reducing the initial price to R$ 195,800 during the promotional period.
Deliveries of the EX5 start on July 31, and the reservation can be made directly on the official Geely Auto Brazil website with a deposit of R$ 5,000. As an incentive, in addition to the financial bonus, buyers can choose between a charging wallbox or one year of free charging at authorized points in the Mobilize Charge Pass network.
To facilitate access, Geely also offers interest-free financing for up to 24 installments, making the EX5 one of the most competitive options in the medium electric SUVs segment in the country.
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Performance and Autonomy of EX5
Imported from China, the EX5 delivers 218 hp of power and 32.6 kgfm of torque, with acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 6.9 seconds. Equipped with a 60.22 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery, the model achieves an autonomy of up to 413 km according to Inmetro.
Fast charging at 100 kW equipment takes 20 minutes for 30% to 80% charge, according to official data. The model is also notable for its size: it measures 4.61 meters in length, 2.75 meters in wheelbase and a trunk with 461 liters, providing good internal space.
Inside the cabin, the EX5 features a 15.4-inch multimedia display and voice assistant with 200 commands, along with advanced connectivity features and international standard finish.
Partnership With Renault and Expansion in the Country
Despite being part of a global conglomerate that includes brands like Zeekr, Lynk & Co and Smart, Geely will operate independently in Brazil. The operation will include a partnership with Renault, which will provide its dealer network for assistance and sales.
According to information released by Uol, the automaker plans to establish 23 authorized dealers by the end of 2025, gradually expanding its national presence. This strategy is expected to strengthen after-sales support and attract consumers interested in electric vehicles with a reliable maintenance network.
Do you believe that the Geely EX5, with aggressive pricing and an autonomy of 413 km, can become a real option against electric SUVs already sold in Brazil?
