Geely Galaxy products will utilize a dedicated smart electrified architecture as well as E-CMA, for its long-range hybrid product range. The Geely Galaxy range has also adopted a futuristic new design language created specifically for the smart electrified model range.
It is expected that Geely Galaxy will have seven new vehicle models within the next two years. Of the seven new products planned, four will be long range hybrid electric models including the Galaxy L7 SUV and L6 sedan, which begin deliveries in the second and third quarter of 2023. Three models will come under the pure galaxy E range, with the first Galaxy E8 scheduled for delivery in the fourth quarter of 2023.
The Galaxy series will be the first by the brand to utilize the Geely’s Aegis battery safety system which offers the highest level of user protection and piece of mind throughout the lifespan of the battery unit. The battery safety system has taken the lead in protecting against direct impacts to the battery during crash situations. In tandem with the vehicle’s Wise Star Cloud Connected Central Computing System, the Aegis system can accurately predict and pre-empt thermal runaways and other situations, increasing battery life by 20%.
Making the Galaxy series the smartest vehicles on the road is the new Galaxy N-Operating System. The new operating system was developed in line with Smart Geely 2025 strategy under which Geely Auto is focusing heavily on self-developed chips, operating systems, intelligent cloud computing, and satellite networks to secure the future of the brand. Backed by Qualcomms Snapdragon 8155 vehicle chip, the Galaxy N OS allows its models to have the fastest system startup and response time in its class, only taking 0.5 seconds to reach a ready operational state.
With the help of Geely Auto parent company Geely Holding Group’s network of satellites, Geely Galaxy vehicles have access to centimetre accurate precision positioning and high-precision maps to assist in intelligent driving functionality. It is expected that by 2025, Geely Holding Group will complete the launch of its 72-satellite network, providing full global coverage for Galaxy models.
