Geely Auto to enter Polish market with two new energy vehicles
Geely Auto has partnered with Jameel Motors to distribute its new energy vehicles (NEVs) in Poland.
This collaboration marks the first time Polish customers will have access to Geely Auto's advanced NEV line-up, capitalising on Poland's growing electric vehicle market.
The market saw a 41% year-over-year increase in battery electric vehicles (BEVs) in February 2025.
Jameel Motors will initially distribute two models: the Geely EX5, a next-generation electric SUV, and a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) from the C-SUV segment.
These new energy passenger vehicles are built on the GEA (Global Intelligent Electric Architecture) platform, renowned for innovative design and safety features. The first model is set for sale in the third quarter of 2025.
Jameel Motors CEO Jasmmine Wong stated: 'By expanding our new energy vehicle portfolio, we're giving Polish drivers even more freedom and flexibility in personal mobility – while actively supporting the country's transition to greener mobility. We're proud to collaborate with a company as innovative as Geely Auto, which continues to set new benchmarks in automotive technology and sustainability.'
Geely Auto operates in over 80 countries with sales exceeding 2.17 million vehicles in 2024.
The company prioritises innovation, with more than 30,000 engineers across R&D centres in China, Sweden, and the UK. Recently, it launched the first 'Intelligent Vehicle AI' technology system.
Geely Auto International vice president Moe Wong said: 'We firmly believe that this partnership is not only a win-win business initiative that creates value for our customers, teams, and shareholders, but also a meaningful step in elevating Poland's automotive industry – by introducing high-quality, intelligent, and sustainable vehicles to the market.'
Also, in March, Geely Auto expanded into the Vietnamese market with the Coolray SUV, part of its broader Southeast Asia expansion strategy.
"Geely Auto to enter Polish market with two new energy vehicles" was originally created and published by Just Auto, a GlobalData owned brand.
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