Chinese automaker Geely is currently in early stages of discussion to entry the lucrative Thailand electric vehicle (EV) market. The Zhejiang-based company is weighing their options, including models to import as well as local as local manufacturing. Geely has yet to decide on the models they plan to offer in the Kingdom, whether would it be an entry-level EV from the Geely brand, upscale EV from Zeekr, or the Radar RD6 electric pick-up truck. Also Read: Geely's Radar RD6 EV pick-up truck debuts

Restructuring of Geely Holding’s 49.9 percent ownership of Proton is to clear the way for Geely Auto’s direct entry into Malaysia Potential complications if Geely Auto enters Malaysia while still owning nearly half of Proton Proton will still remain under Geely’s influence, but more Geely Auto group brands will be coming to Malaysia Last month in May, DRB-Hicom announced that Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co Ltd (ZGH) has transferred its entire 49.9 percent stake in Proton to a little-known Geely

Zhejiang Geely Holding Group (Geely Holding), the largest privately-owned automotive technology group in China, has announced today that it has increased its ownership stake in Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc (Aston Martin) to approximately 17 percent. Currently, Geely has a 9.7 percent stake in Mercedes-Benz, and the latter has a 12 percent stake in Aston Martin. This move is part of a new relationship agreement between Geely Holding and the prestigious British luxury performance brand

After the Proton X90, Proton is due to introduce another model next year, but it will be a sedan. Like all recent Proton models, it will be based on Geely, to be specific - a Geely Emgrand. The Internet has taken the liberty to call it Proton S50, which is the most likely name based on the company’s recent trademark filings. We still don’t know if the new model will take the place of the current Proton Persona or the discontinued Proton Preve. A 1.5-litre 3-cylinder engine is almost certain, bas

The London Electric Vehicle Company (LEVC), one of the many brands under Geely Holding Group is known for producing the famous black cabs that are transportation icons for the British capital like red double-decker buses and the Tube. However, LEVC is expanding beyond just the iconic Hackney carriage as it launched a new pure electric vehicle (EV) technology platform. The Space Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a modular and scalable platform, developed in R&D centres in China, Sweden, the UK, and