New Black & Gold 2022 Geely Haoyue priced at RM 86k in China Tasteful addition of gold bits Same powertrain as before Recently, Geely has took the covers off the new 2022 Geely Haoyue Black & Gold Edition, a new limited edition that’s priced at CNY 129,600 (~RM 86k). As the name suggests, the Haoyue Black & Gold Edition gets a completely black paint job with gold bits tastefully tacked on. Gold finishing can be found on the vertical slats of the front grille, front fog light surrounds, sides, an

Despite Geely’s rather extensive line-up of sedans and SUVs, the one segment that they’re still exploring is pick-up trucks. Their earlier attempt at a pick-up truck was the Farizon FX, itself based off the Geely Boyue (Proton X70 to us) and had looks only the designers could love. Patent images of this purported electric (EV) pick-up truck surfaced in late-January, revealing that Geely has not given up just yet. Also Read: The all-new Geely Farizon FX is a Proton X70 with a pick-up bed! Take a

This is the 2021 Geely Haoyue - long touted to be the upcoming 'Proton X90' - and it's been spied testing on Malaysian roads. Looking at Funtasticko's video, the blocky silhouette and large stature is indicative that this is the Haoyue, also known as the Okavango in the Philippines. We’ve talked about the Proton V70 MPV (Geely Jiaji) as a viable candidate previously, but the MPV segment is a diminishing one - futher fueling speculations that the Haoyue is likelier to be adapted by Proton. Which

Talk about voting with your wallet: Sojitz G Auto Philippines (SGAP) has launched a new variant of the 2021 Geely Okavango (based on the Geely Haoyue) there, called the Okavango Urban Plus. As this article's title suggests, the main addition is a massive 60-inch panoramic sunroof, a feature Filipinos have been asking for since the funnily-named SUV hit the archipelago. What's new? The sunroof's pretty cool - it comes with extra shading materials to block out the sun better and it also features a

In case you missed it, Geely recently launched the Geely Hao Yue 7-seater SUV in the Philippines. As like all Geely models, the Hao Yue was given a “global” name, so it is known as the Geely Okavango in the Philippines. This has raised a few eyebrows in the Malaysian Tamil-speaking community as Gokul from Bigwheel explained that the term “Okavango” has a different (and very vulgar) meaning in Tamil. The name “Okavango” actually came from the Okavango Delta in Botswana, Africa. Geely Philippines

The Geely Haoyue recently made its public debut but the all-new 7-seater SUV will only go on sale in China sometime in June 2020. There will be 2 seating configurations of the Haoyue available – a 5-seater and a 7-seater with a 2+3+2 seating arrangement. The Haoyue is a big SUV, but according to Geely, their new SUV will comfortably accommodate a 190 cm tall adult in the 3rd-row seats – now that’s massive. This was achieved by clever interior packaging as the Haoyue boasts an interior space util