Geely Auto has officially launched the Geely Galaxy A7 hybrid sedan in China.
This model is designed for long-distance driving and fuel efficiency, thanks to its EM Super Hybrid 2.0 system. It consumes just 2.67 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers and can travel over 2,100 kilometers on a full tank and charge combined.
The car is also equipped with backup motors (P1 and P3), so it can still run even if the engine has issues. It uses Geely’s Xingrui AI Cloud Power 2.0 system to manage power and performance.
In terms of size, the Galaxy A7 is the biggest in its class. It measures 4,918 mm long with a wheelbase of 2,845 mm. The cabin space is 4.2 square meters, giving rear passengers 950 mm of legroom and 132 mm of knee space.
Inside, the seats come with a 14-point massage function and are made with 10 layers of materials for comfort. The trunk holds up to 535 liters, and there are 28 different storage spaces throughout the cabin.
The car’s design includes 21 aerodynamic features, helping it achieve a low drag coefficient of 0.229.
At the front, the headlights can shine up to 180 meters. The rear has a “Sunrise” LED light bar. Inside, it uses a mix of leather, wood, and matte metal finishes, with ambient lighting and music-ready headrests.
The Geely Galaxy A7 is also the first Geely car to use the Flyme Auto system. It runs on a powerful AI platform (23.5 EFLOPS) and supports voice commands, lane guidance, traffic light updates, and phone connectivity.
For power, it uses Geely’s Short Blade Battery, which has passed over 100 safety tests. The car sits on a strong frame and uses MacPherson suspension for better ride quality.
The Geely Galaxy A7 is expected to be available in China by Q3 2025. Pricing has not been announced yet.
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