Geely Geometry
Geely's electric-vehicle brand and later entry-level electric product series, reorganized under the Geely Galaxy brand as the Geome small-car series.
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Overview
Geely Geometry, also known as Geometry or Geome, is an electric-vehicle brand created by Chinese automaker Geely in April 2019. It was established to give Geely a dedicated identity for battery-electric vehicles, particularly relatively affordable models aimed primarily at the Chinese market. The brand's first vehicle, the Geometry A, was introduced at the Beijing Auto Show in April 2019. The compact electric sedan established the core proposition of the marque: combining mainstream Geely vehicle platforms and manufacturing capabilities with battery-electric propulsion and a more technology-oriented brand presentation. Geometry expanded its range in June 2020 with the Geometry C, a compact electric hatchback or crossover-style vehicle. The company subsequently added further models and derivatives, including the Geometry A Pro, Geometry EX3, Geometry E, Geometry M6 and Geometry Panda, also marketed in some contexts as the M2. The range covered compact sedans, compact and subcompact sport-utility vehicles, and small city cars. Several Geometry vehicles were related technically or positioned as electric versions of vehicles from Geely's broader passenger-car portfolio, including models associated with the Emgrand L and Emgrand S. The Geometry A Pro, presented in February 2021, represented an upgrade to the original sedan. Its stated specifications included a newer electric motor producing more than 203 horsepower and a maximum claimed driving range of up to 600 kilometers under the NEDC testing cycle. The model illustrated Geometry's effort to improve range and performance while retaining a mass-market orientation. Although Geometry was primarily designed for China, Geely announced in November 2022 that the brand would begin selling vehicles in Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. This gave the marque a limited European presence, but Geometry did not become a broadly established global brand on the scale of Geely's more internationally oriented marques. Its principal role remained that of an electric product family within Geely's wider portfolio. Geely changed the brand's organizational position several times as the group sought to reduce overlap among its vehicle marques. In March 2023, Geometry was reconsolidated into Geely Auto as an entry-level electric product series rather than continuing as a fully separate brand structure. In September 2024, Geely Holding's Taizhou Declaration called for clearer brand positioning, less internal duplication and more efficient investment. The following month, Geely Auto Group CEO Gan Jiayue announced that Geometry would be incorporated into Geely Galaxy. Under this arrangement, Geome became a smart boutique small-car series within the Galaxy family, and existing Geometry models were planned to use the Galaxy dealership system as Network B. Geometry therefore continued as a recognizable electric product designation even as its standalone brand structure was reduced and absorbed into Geely's broader retail and product architecture.
History
Geely established Geometry in April 2019 as a dedicated electric-vehicle brand. The move reflected the Chinese automotive industry's rapid shift toward battery-electric vehicles and Geely's effort to organize its new-energy products under a distinct identity. Rather than limiting the brand to a single vehicle class, Geely presented Geometry as a broad electric product family with an emphasis on accessible pricing, contemporary design and electric range. The brand was mainly intended for the Chinese market, although its creation also provided a platform for selected overseas sales. The first Geometry model was the Geometry A, a compact electric sedan unveiled at the Beijing Auto Show in April 2019. Its introduction gave the new marque a clear technological and environmental identity while drawing on Geely's existing passenger-car development and production resources. In June 2020, Geometry followed with the Geometry C, a compact electric hatchback or crossover-style model. The two vehicles established the initial sedan-and-hatchback structure of the range and helped Geometry address different segments of the growing electric-car market. In February 2021, Geometry introduced the Geometry A Pro. The upgraded sedan used a newer electric motor and was described as producing more than 203 horsepower, with a maximum claimed range of up to 600 kilometers under the NEDC testing standard. Geometry also broadened its product coverage during this period. The Geometry EX3 and Geometry E addressed the subcompact SUV segment, while the Geometry M6 provided another compact electric SUV offering. The Geometry Panda, also referred to as the M2, extended the range into small city cars. Some Geometry models were closely related to vehicles from Geely's larger product portfolio, including electric derivatives associated with the Emgrand L and Emgrand S. Geometry remained primarily China-focused, but Geely announced in November 2022 that it would begin sales in Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. This was a limited international expansion rather than a wholesale transformation into a global marque. The brand's principal commercial and organizational importance continued to lie within Geely's domestic electric-vehicle strategy. In March 2023, Geely reconsolidated Geometry into Geely Auto as an entry-level electric product series. This reduced the distinction between Geometry as a separate brand and Geometry as a collection of electric models sold within Geely's wider structure. The change occurred as Geely managed a growing portfolio of automotive marques and sought to limit overlap between products, dealerships and customer propositions. Geely's September 2024 Taizhou Declaration provided a broader strategic framework for this process. The declaration called for clearer positioning among group brands, fewer conflicts of interest, reduced duplicate investment and improved operating efficiency. At the launch event for the Geely Xingyuan in October 2024, Geely Auto Group CEO Gan Jiayue stated that Geometry would be formally incorporated into Geely Galaxy. Under the revised structure, Geome became a smart boutique small-car series within Galaxy. Geely also announced that existing Geometry models would be integrated into the Galaxy dealership system as Network B, while the prior Galaxy dealerships were designated Network A. The result was not the disappearance of Geometry's products, but a shift in brand status. Geometry evolved from an independent electric-vehicle marque into an entry-level electric range and then into a smaller-car series under Geely Galaxy. Its history reflects Geely's broader attempt to rationalize a multi-brand automotive portfolio while preserving recognizable product names and electric-vehicle coverage.
- 2024
Integrated into Geely Galaxy
[1]Geometry was incorporated into Geely Galaxy, where Geome became a smart boutique small-car series.
- 2023
Reorganized as an entry-level Geely Auto electric series
[1]Geometry was reconsolidated into Geely Auto and repositioned as an entry-level electric product series.
- 2022
European market entry announced
[1]Geely announced planned Geometry sales in Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
- 2021
Geometry A Pro presented
[1]The Geometry A Pro was presented with a newer electric motor and a stated NEDC range of up to 600 kilometers.
- 2020
Geometry C introduced
[1]Geometry presented the Geometry C compact electric hatchback, expanding its range beyond the original sedan.
- 2019
Geometry brand created
[1]Geely created Geometry in April as an electric-vehicle brand focused mainly on affordable battery-electric cars.
- 2019
Geometry A introduced
[1]The Geometry A compact electric sedan was presented at the Beijing Auto Show, becoming the brand's first vehicle.
Products and positioning
Affordable and entry-level battery-electric vehicles, primarily for the Chinese market, with later integration into Geely Galaxy's smart small-car portfolio.
Compact electric sedan · 2019
Geometry A / G6
The Geometry A is the brand's original compact battery-electric sedan, introduced in 2019. It established Geometry's initial design and technology direction and was positioned as an accessible electric passenger car. The model is also associated with the G6 designation and is described as an electric counterpart to the Geely Emgrand L within the wider Geely product architecture.
Compact electric hatchback · 2020
Geometry C
Introduced in 2020, the Geometry C broadened the brand's lineup with a compact electric hatchback or crossover-style body. It was designed to complement the Geometry A sedan and is described as a battery-electric counterpart to the Geely Emgrand S. The model became one of the best-known products associated with the Geometry name.
Compact electric sedan · 2021
Geometry A Pro
The Geometry A Pro is an upgraded version of the Geometry A presented in 2021. Its stated equipment included a newer-generation electric motor producing more than 203 horsepower and a maximum claimed NEDC driving range of up to 600 kilometers. It represented Geometry's effort to improve performance and range within its affordable electric-sedan segment.
Subcompact electric SUV · 2021
Geometry EX3
The Geometry EX3 was a small battery-electric SUV introduced during the brand's expansion into utility-oriented vehicle formats. It extended Geometry into the subcompact SUV segment and complemented the sedan and hatchback models. The model is listed as having been produced from 2021 to 2022.
Subcompact electric SUV · 2022
Geometry E
The Geometry E is a subcompact battery-electric SUV aimed at the entry-level end of the electric-car market. It forms part of the brand's strategy to offer smaller and more accessible electric vehicles rather than concentrating only on compact sedans. The model is listed as an ongoing product from 2022.
Compact electric SUV · 2022
Geometry M6
The Geometry M6 is a compact battery-electric SUV and is described as an electric counterpart to the Geely Emgrand S. It added a larger utility-focused vehicle to the Geometry range and continued the brand's use of Geely group platforms and model relationships. The model is listed as an ongoing product from 2022.
Electric city car · 2022
Geometry Panda / M2
The Geometry Panda, also referred to as the M2, is a small battery-electric city car. It broadened the brand downward into urban mobility and compact city-car use, consistent with the later positioning of Geome as a smart boutique small-car series under Geely Galaxy. The model is listed as an ongoing product from 2022.
Controversies
2022
Geometry EX3 Kungfu Cow Orders Undelivered, Promised Features Unfulfilled as Owners File Collective Complaints
In March 2022, a large number of Geely Geometry EX3 Kungfu Cow owners filed collective complaints, saying that after placing orders they could not take delivery for a long time, some dealerships asked them to cancel orders or pay more to switch to higher-trim models, and advertised connected-car/APP functions were not delivered. Geometry responded that it had stopped taking orders for the lower-trim version but was not asking owners to cancel their orders. Status: media reported. Entities involved: Zhejiang Geely Holding Group (Geometry). Scope: owners with Geometry EX3 Kungfu Cow orders.
Brand decisions
2024
Integration into Geely GalaxyStrategyBackground
Geely's Taizhou Declaration called for clearer brand roles, less internal competition and fewer duplicated investments across the holding company's automotive portfolio.
Action taken
In October 2024, Geely announced that Geometry would be incorporated into Geely Galaxy and that Geome would operate as a smart boutique small-car series. Existing Geometry models were also assigned to the Galaxy dealership system as Network B.
Aftermath
The change shifted Geometry from an independent electric-vehicle brand toward a product-series identity within Geely Galaxy while preserving its small-car and entry-level electric focus.
2023
Reconsolidation into Geely AutoStrategyBackground
Geely was managing a growing collection of vehicle brands and electric product lines, creating a need to clarify positioning and reduce organizational overlap.
Action taken
In March 2023, Geometry was reconsolidated into Geely Auto as an entry-level electric product series rather than being maintained as a fully separate brand structure.
Aftermath
Geometry continued to identify electric products, but its standalone brand role was reduced within Geely's broader passenger-car organization.
Recent events
- Unconfirmed
Geometry announces preorders for A Pro[5]
Geometry was reported to have announced that preorders for its new Geometry A Pro model would officially open on March 21; the article does not provide a publication date.
Reported
WPP announces merger of Geometry and VMLY&R businesses[6]
WPP announced the merger of its Geometry and VMLY&R global businesses to form VMLY&R Commerce. The new company was expected to be fully operational from January 1, 2021.
Geometry C adds Inspiration Purple color[7]
At the 2020 Beijing International Auto Show, Geometry C introduced a new body color called Inspiration Purple. The article says online pre-orders were set to open on September 27.
- Unconfirmed
Reported
Geometry launches Geometry+ platform[8]
Geometry launched Geometry+, an open internet platform for sharing and developing ideas related to technology and mobility.
Geometry launches Geometry+ mobility creativity platform[9]
Geometry officially launched Geometry+, described as a technology mobility creativity-sharing platform, and said the Geometry C would be the first model in its open plan.
- Unconfirmed
Reported
Geometry+ opens mobility technology sharing platform[10]
Geometry opened Geometry+, a platform intended to share mobility technology and foster new mobility applications.
Reported
Geometry announces 70% two-year vehicle buyback offer[11]
Geometry announced measures allowing buyers to sell their cars to the automaker at 70% of the original purchase price after a two-year service life. Geometry A buyers also have options to buy out battery ownership or continue using the car under a monthly payment arrangement.
- Unconfirmed
Geometry Auto offers Beijing users three days of free vehicle use[12]
Geometry Auto offered eligible users in Beijing the chance to receive three days of free use of a Geometry A or Emgrand GSe. Successful registrants would also receive five commuting masks. The source states the offer runs from immediately until March 31 but does not specify the year or a publication date.
Reported
Geometry appoints Jesse Lin as APAC CEO[13]
Geometry appointed Jesse Lin as its APAC CEO, effective immediately. Lin succeeded Diana Cawley, who left the company to seek new opportunities.
Sources15 sources
- 1Geely Geometryen.wikipedia.org
- 2几何汽车geometryauto.com
- 3Geometrywikidata.org
- 4Geometry EX3 Kungfu Cow Orders Undelivered, Promised Features Unfulfilled as Owners File Collective Complaintsnews.qq.com
- 5几何汽车宣布几何A Pro将开启预售auto.cnfol.com
- 6WPP宣布合并Geometry与VMLY&R业务arabnews.com
- 7几何C新增“灵感紫”车身颜色auto.sina.com.cn
- 8几何汽车推出几何+平台finance.sina.com.cn
- 9几何发布“几何+”科技出行创意共享站auto.sina.com.cn
- 10几何+开放出行科技共享平台tech.sina.com.cn
- 11Geometry宣布两年后按原价70%回购车辆的政策autonews.gasgoo.com
- 12几何汽车面向北京用户推出三天免费用车活动auto.cnfol.com
- 13Geometry任命Jesse Lin为亚太区首席执行官indiantelevision.com
- 14Geely-owned BEV brand launches technology sharing platform “Geometry +”autonews.gasgoo.com
- 15WPP’s Geometry appoints Jesse Lin as new APAC CEOfinancialexpress.com
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