The Geely EX2, China's latest budget electric vehicle, is set to hit UK roads within weeks with an entry-level price of £20,990 OTR. The model, which goes on sale August 25, marks another aggressive move by Chinese automakers into the British market, building on a reputation for affordability and premium features.
Pricing and Trim Levels
The entry-level Geely EX2 Pro starts at £20,990 OTR and is powered by a 35kWh battery paired with a 60kW electric motor, delivering a range of up to 155 miles on a single charge. For buyers seeking more power, the EX2 Max is priced at £23,490 OTR and features a 47kWh battery pack with an 85kW motor, extending range to 214 miles. The top-of-the-range Ultra model costs £25,490 OTR and adds luxury features such as an upgraded six-speaker audio system, direct tyre pressure monitoring, a 360-degree camera system, wireless phone charging, heated front seats, and a heated steering wheel.
Standard Features
Despite its budget price, the EX2 Pro comes packed with premium equipment. Inside, synthetic leather upholstery, electrically adjustable front seats, a 14.6-inch central touchscreen display, and an 8.8-inch digital instrument cluster are standard. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, keyless entry and start, privacy glass, and LED daytime running lights are also included. Safety technology is comprehensive, with Adaptive Cruise Control, Autonomous Emergency Braking, Lane Keeping Assist, and Blind Spot Detection fitted as standard.
Market Impact
Michael Yang, general manager at Geely Auto UK, said: "The Geely EX2 represents an important step in our mission to make intelligent electric mobility accessible to more customers across the UK. By combining a practical electric platform, advanced technologies to support safety, sophisticated connectivity and attractive pricing, we believe the Geely EX2 delivers a compelling proposition in one of the UK's most important vehicle segments."
Launch Timeline
The Geely EX2 is scheduled to launch in the UK on August 25, with the model expected to hit showrooms from late August. The vehicle is part of a wave of Chinese EVs entering the UK market, challenging established European and Asian brands with competitive pricing and feature-rich specifications.
