Geely Galaxy has unveiled official images of its upcoming all-electric crossover E5. The Geely Galaxy E5 is based on the Geely Electric Architecture (GEA), which is derived from the Sustainable Experience Architecture (SEA). GEA covers a wide range of electric vehicles, including electric vehicles, extended range electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and vehicles powered by green methanol.

Geely claims that GEA is the world’s first four-in-one AI smart architecture that integrates hardware, systems, ecology and artificial intelligence.

The dimensions of the Geely Galaxy E5 are 4615/1901/1670 mm with a wheelbase of 2750 mm. The car offers a panoramic sunroof, hidden door handles and 18- or 19-inch five-spoke wheels.

The front of the car uses the same design as the Geely Galaxy E8, with a matrix light enclosed grille, sharp headlights and C-shaped decorated vents at the bottom. At the rear, there is an integrated high-mounted brake light and a set of through-type taillights consisting of wavy light elements in the center.

Specifications of the Geely Galaxy E5 have not yet been disclosed. The manufacturer only mentions that the E5 will use an 11-in-1 smart electric drive and a Shendun battery, providing a full range of 2000 km. It is assumed that one of the options will be the use of a single-motor version with a maximum power of 160 kW and a lithium iron phosphate battery. The maximum speed is stated at 175 km/h.

The interior of the Geely Galaxy E5 is presented in a minimalist style. It includes a steering wheel with buttons on both sides, a head-up display, an LCD instrument panel and a large central control screen with the Flyme Auto operating system and the 7nm Dragon Eagle-1 chip. Support for OTA updates, wireless cell phone charging, heated/ventilated front seats and a 16-speaker audio system.

It is expected that the official presentation of the Geely Galaxy E5 will take place in the second quarter, and the price of the car will be approximately $20.8-27.7 thousand.