Quick Takeaways
- Geely crosses four million vehicles for the first time as NEVs become the backbone of its global expansion.
- Premium and mass brands together drive electrification momentum across China, Europe, and emerging markets.
On January 9, 2026, Geely Holding Group 2025 global sales figures confirmed a historic milestone as the company crossed the four-million-vehicle mark for the first time. The group delivered 4,116,321 vehicles worldwide in 2025, representing a strong 26 percent year-on-year increase and extending its growth streak to five consecutive years.
New Energy Vehicles played a decisive role in this performance. Geely Holding Group sold 2,293,099 NEVs during the year, accounting for 56 percent of total volume and marking a 58 percent annual rise. This surge reinforced the group’s transition toward electrification and positioned NEVs as the core driver behind its global expansion.
Geely Holding Group 2025 Global Sales by Brand Performance
The strongest contribution came from Geely Auto, which recorded deliveries of 3,024,567 vehicles, up 39 percent year on year and above its annual target of three million units. Within this total, NEV sales reached 1,687,767 units, reflecting a sharp 90 percent growth and underlining the brand’s accelerating shift toward electric mobility.
Lynk and Co, Geely’s premium marque, posted sales of 350,495 vehicles, delivering a 23 percent increase compared with the previous year. The brand continued to expand its footprint across both domestic and overseas markets while maintaining its premium positioning.
Zeekr, the group’s dedicated premium battery-electric brand, achieved sales of 224,133 vehicles. During the year, Zeekr completed a merger with Lynk and Co and also finalized a strategic merger with Geely Auto toward year-end, strengthening synergies across product development, manufacturing, and distribution.
Volvo Cars reported global sales of 710,042 vehicles, of which 323,294 were NEVs, representing 46 percent of its total volume. In China, Volvo’s NEV deliveries surged by 71 percent year on year, reflecting growing acceptance of its electrified lineup in the world’s largest automotive market.
Proton Cars delivered 162,601 vehicles in 2025, a 6.5 percent increase over the previous year. In Malaysia, Proton’s market share was projected to reach 19.4 percent, while exports climbed to 6,000 units, the highest level since 2012 and 26 percent higher than a year earlier.
Polestar also maintained strong momentum, with sales exceeding 60,000 vehicles and growth of more than 30 percent year on year, supported by increasing demand for its premium electric models in key global markets.
Lotus Cars focused on refreshing its core portfolio by introducing facelifted versions of the Eletre and Emeya. These updates refined the models’ market positioning, and in China, the upgraded Eletre delivered a 30 percent increase in sales compared with the previous year.
Together, these performances highlight how Geely Holding Group has balanced scale, premium positioning, and rapid electrification. With more than half of its sales now coming from NEVs and several brands posting record volumes, the group enters 2026 with a stronger global presence and a clear trajectory toward sustainable, technology-driven growth.
New Energy Vehicles played a decisive role in this performance. Geely Holding Group sold 2,293,099 NEVs during the year, accounting for 56 percent of total volume and marking a 58 percent annual rise. This surge reinforced the group’s transition toward electrification and positioned NEVs as the core driver behind its global expansion.
Geely Holding Group 2025 Global Sales by Brand Performance
The strongest contribution came from Geely Auto, which recorded deliveries of 3,024,567 vehicles, up 39 percent year on year and above its annual target of three million units. Within this total, NEV sales reached 1,687,767 units, reflecting a sharp 90 percent growth and underlining the brand’s accelerating shift toward electric mobility.
Lynk and Co, Geely’s premium marque, posted sales of 350,495 vehicles, delivering a 23 percent increase compared with the previous year. The brand continued to expand its footprint across both domestic and overseas markets while maintaining its premium positioning.
Zeekr, the group’s dedicated premium battery-electric brand, achieved sales of 224,133 vehicles. During the year, Zeekr completed a merger with Lynk and Co and also finalized a strategic merger with Geely Auto toward year-end, strengthening synergies across product development, manufacturing, and distribution.
Volvo Cars reported global sales of 710,042 vehicles, of which 323,294 were NEVs, representing 46 percent of its total volume. In China, Volvo’s NEV deliveries surged by 71 percent year on year, reflecting growing acceptance of its electrified lineup in the world’s largest automotive market.
Proton Cars delivered 162,601 vehicles in 2025, a 6.5 percent increase over the previous year. In Malaysia, Proton’s market share was projected to reach 19.4 percent, while exports climbed to 6,000 units, the highest level since 2012 and 26 percent higher than a year earlier.
Polestar also maintained strong momentum, with sales exceeding 60,000 vehicles and growth of more than 30 percent year on year, supported by increasing demand for its premium electric models in key global markets.
Lotus Cars focused on refreshing its core portfolio by introducing facelifted versions of the Eletre and Emeya. These updates refined the models’ market positioning, and in China, the upgraded Eletre delivered a 30 percent increase in sales compared with the previous year.
Together, these performances highlight how Geely Holding Group has balanced scale, premium positioning, and rapid electrification. With more than half of its sales now coming from NEVs and several brands posting record volumes, the group enters 2026 with a stronger global presence and a clear trajectory toward sustainable, technology-driven growth.
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