Geely Galaxy TT Launch Cuts Price, Boosts Range to 640 km

Geely Galaxy TT Launch Brings Lower Prices and Longer Range

Geely Auto's Galaxy brand officially launched the Geely Galaxy TT electric sedan on Thursday, entering China's electric sedan market with introductory pricing below previously announced pre-sale levels. The mid-to-large-size sedan is offered in five variants, with limited-time introductory prices ranging from 129,900 yuan ($19,170) to 185,900 yuan. The starting price is 16,000 yuan, or nearly 11%, below the 145,900 yuan price announced when pre-sales began in August. Geely also increased the entry-level variant's CLTC driving range to 640 km from the 540 km disclosed at pre-sale, strengthening the model's value proposition at launch.

Galaxy TT Pricing and Variant Lineup

The launch lineup consists of four rear-wheel-drive variants and one Ultra all-wheel-drive variant. The three rear-wheel-drive versions with a 640-km CLTC range are priced at 129,900 yuan, 139,900 yuan and 149,900 yuan, respectively. A flagship rear-wheel-drive variant provides a 725-km CLTC range for 159,900 yuan. The Ultra version costs 185,900 yuan, compared with its July pre-sale price of 209,800 yuan. Across the range, the pricing changes provide a lower entry point while retaining multiple configurations aimed at buyers seeking different combinations of driving range, performance and equipment.

Battery Technology and 800-Volt Charging

All Galaxy TT variants use an 800-volt high-voltage platform and customized Shenxing TT lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries supplied by CATL, with support for 6C fast charging. The three 640-km variants use a 63.8-kWh battery pack, while the 725-km rear-wheel-drive flagship uses a 75.2-kWh pack. Charging from 10% to 80% takes 11.8 minutes for the 63.8-kWh versions and 11.6 minutes for the 75.2-kWh version. The Ultra also uses a 75.2-kWh battery and delivers a 650-km CLTC range, combining the larger pack with its dual-motor configuration.

Performance and Chassis Specifications

Each of the four rear-wheel-drive variants uses a single motor rated at a maximum 245 kW (329 hp), with peak torque of 320 Nm and a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 6.5 seconds. The Ultra employs a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system producing a combined 425 kW, allowing it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.8 seconds. The sedan measures 4,999 mm long, 1,919 mm wide and 1,479 mm high, with a 2,920-mm wheelbase. Its fastback body includes an active rear spoiler, while the suspension combines an all-aluminum front double-wishbone layout with a rear five-link independent system. Some variants also receive CCD variable-damping suspension.

Driver Assistance and Cabin Technology

Driver-assistance equipment varies across the lineup, with every variant except the entry-level model equipped with LiDAR. The sedan offers Geely Afari Smart Driving (G-ASD) H5 or H7 systems, with the H5 system using Horizon Robotics's J6M chip and the H7 system using Nvidia's Thor-U chip. Available functions include urban and highway navigation on autopilot (NOA), parking-space-to-parking-space driving assistance and automatic parking. Inside, the vehicle features Flyme Auto 2 and the Super Eva AI agent, together with a 10.2-inch instrument display, a 15.4-inch central touchscreen and a 25.6-inch augmented-reality head-up display. A 23-speaker audio system and massage, ventilation and heating functions add further cabin equipment.

Geely Galaxy Sales Show Mixed Domestic and Export Trends

The Galaxy TT expands Galaxy's electric sedan portfolio as Geely faces pressure in its domestic business even as overseas sales increase rapidly. Geely Auto sold 270,194 vehicles in August, an 8.01% year-over-year increase and a new high for the year. Exports reached 110,094 vehicles, rising 205% year over year and representing about 41% of total sales. That leaves implied domestic sales of 160,100 vehicles for the month, approximately 25% below the year-earlier level. Galaxy remains a key part of Geely's business, selling 119,115 vehicles in August, up 7.63% year over year and 10.50% from July.

Geely Galaxy Monthly Sales 2024-2026

The monthly sales figures show Galaxy's sales trajectory across 2024, 2025 and the available months of 2026. August 2026 sales reached 119,115 vehicles, exceeding the 110,666 recorded in August 2025 and 40,598 in August 2024. The available 2026 figures also show sales of 82,990 vehicles in January, 73,125 in February, 82,744 in March, 91,001 in April, 81,727 in May, 108,206 in June and 107,797 in July. The data provide context for the Galaxy brand's expanding sales base and the position of the new sedan within Geely's broader electric-vehicle strategy.

Industry Impact & Outlook

The Galaxy TT's lower launch pricing, longer entry-level range and fast-charging hardware increase the competitive pressure in China's electric sedan market, particularly across the mid-to-large-size segment. Its combination of 800-volt architecture, LFP batteries, LiDAR-equipped driver assistance and multiple powertrain configurations gives Geely several specifications with which to compete while maintaining a broad price spread. For Geely, the model also provides another vehicle through which Galaxy can build on its growing sales volume as domestic performance remains under pressure. The immediate focus will likely be on customer response to the reduced pricing, range improvements and technology package, while the broader significance will depend on how effectively the sedan supports Galaxy's sales momentum.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the starting price of the Geely Galaxy TT?
The Geely Galaxy TT starts at 129,900 yuan during its limited-time introductory pricing period, which is 16,000 yuan below its previously announced pre-sale starting price. The sedan is offered in five variants, including four rear-wheel-drive versions and one Ultra all-wheel-drive version. The entry-level model has a 640-km CLTC range, while the flagship rear-wheel-drive version reaches 725 km. The Ultra is priced at 185,900 yuan and combines a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system with 425 kW of combined output and a 650-km CLTC range.