Geely

Geely is launching its namesake brand in Australia in 2025, and will sell it through a network of dealers in cities and regional areas.

By the time the Geely brand arrives here, there will be six marques owned by the Chinese auto giant on sale Down Under.

Will Radar arrive as a brand in its own right? Or will Geely sell a ute under its own branding?

There's a new ownership structure between Geely and its subsidiary brands, with Zeekr being handed a 51 per cent stake in Lynk & Co.

Australian showrooms will be bursting at the seams with Chinese brands by 2026, with half a dozen marques en route Down Under.

The Geely brand's first model in Australia is set to be the mid-sized EX5 electric SUV, which the company says is coming "soon".

Geely could relaunch its namesake brand here with the mid-sized E5 electric SUV, which has been spied on Melbourne roads.

A local job ad and trademark filings point to the return of the Geely brand in Australia, around a decade after it was last seen here.

Approachable pricing, ample standard equipment and a family-friendly size could make the new Geely EX5 electric SUV worth waiting for.