Geely Parañaque

Proton’s expansion plans to the two largest automotive markets in Southeast Asia have hit a snag. Following the Thailand launch of the Geely EX5, Indonesian media reported that Geely is looking to unveil the Proton e.Mas 7’s twin in the archipelago this month. Indonesian daily, Kompas revealed that it received an invitation to the Indonesian relaunch of Geely which will be held on 22 January 2025. Geely was present in the market between 2006 and 2016 but had plans to reenter Indonesia following

China’s electric vehicle market, which by Chinese definition includes plug-in hybrids (PHEVs), is the new growth segment, and this is Geely’s response to the changing market needs – the Geely Galaxy L6 EM-i. EM is Geely’s name for its PHEV line of models, analogous to BYD’s DM range. Like BYD, Geely’s EM series is split into two variants, EM-i for regular models, and EM-p for performance-oriented models, with an identical suffix to BYD. The Geely Galaxy L6 shares the same powertrain and underpin

Perodua announced today that it has set a new sales record in 2024, with 358,102 cars sold in Malaysia, up 8.4% from the year before. It also hit its highest-ever production volume, with the company’s two plants in Rawang building a total of 368,100 units last year - including Perodua models for export and Toyota-badged models assembled under contract (Toyota Veloz). The figure is 7.2% more than the previous year. “We have expanded far beyond our installed capacity of 320,000 units, showcasing d

The Geely Xingyuan, a B-segment battery EV (BEV model) competitor to the BYD Dolphin, has been confirmed for Malaysia. Curiously, this confirmation didn’t come from Proton, but was mentioned in passing at Geely’s announcement of its 2025 strategy, in conjunction with the company’s sponsorship of the 9th Asian Winter Games 2025 in Harbin. The mainland Chinese media reported that An Conghui, President of Geely Holding Group and Chairman of Geely Auto Group, stated that the Geely Xingyuan will be l

Despite once promising Proton to not enter the larger and more lucrative right-hand drive (RHD) markets in the ASEAN region, Geely has broken said word by launching its global battery electric vehicle (BEV) model, the Geely EX5 in Thailand in November 2024. In early December, P1’s Chinese parent also announced that it formed a strategic partnership with five prominent Indonesian dealers as it looked to expand into the archipelago. While none of the 5 dealers’ names were mentioned in the initial