Geely Galaxy TT Arrives in China with 725 km of Range for Under $24,000

Geely has launched its new Galaxy TT electric sedan in China with a starting price of 129,900 yuan ($19,170), undercutting its pre-sale price while offering up to 725 kilometers of CLTC range.

The mid-to-large-size sedan is available in five variants, with introductory prices ranging from 129,900 yuan to 185,900 yuan. The entry model also gains 100 km of additional claimed range compared with the version shown during pre-sales.

The Galaxy TT packs 800-volt hardware as standard

Four versions use rear-wheel drive, while the range-topping Ultra pairs two motors with all-wheel drive. Rear-wheel-drive models offer either 640 km or 725 km of CLTC range, while the Ultra is rated for 650 km.

Every version uses an 800-volt electrical architecture and a CATL Shenxing TT LFP battery capable of 6C charging. The 640-km cars have 63.8-kWh packs, while the longer-range versions use 75.2 kWh. Geely says charging from 10% to 80% takes as little as 11.6 minutes, according to CNEV Post.

The rear-wheel-drive models use a 245-kW motor and take 6.5 seconds to reach 100 km/h. The Ultra produces a combined 425 kW and can make the same run in 3.8 seconds.

The sedan measures 4,999 mm long and has a 2,920-mm wheelbase. Its fastback body includes an active rear spoiler, while the suspension combines front double wishbones with a rear five-link setup.

Geely is pushing Galaxy as domestic sales face pressure

Higher-spec Galaxy TT versions include roof-mounted LiDAR and Geely’s G-ASD driver-assistance systems, with H5 and H7 variants using chips from Horizon Robotics and Nvidia. Available features include highway and urban navigation assistance and automated parking.

Inside, the TT gets Flyme Auto 2, a Super Eva AI agent, a 10.2-inch instrument display, a 15.4-inch center screen and a 25.6-inch AR head-up display. A 23-speaker audio system and heated, ventilated and massaging seats are also available.

The launch comes as Geely’s domestic business faces pressure despite strong overseas growth. The automaker sold 270,194 vehicles in August, up 8.01% year over year, while exports more than tripled to 110,094 units. That left roughly 160,100 vehicles for the domestic market, down about 25% year over year.

Galaxy itself delivered 119,115 vehicles in August, up 7.63% from a year earlier and 10.50% from July.

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