The Geely Galaxy L6 Commences Mass Production as the First Car Rolls Off the Production Line
Geely has commenced mass production of its Galaxy L6, the second model in the Galaxy series, with an official market entry date set for September 16th. The Galaxy L6 is a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) sedan available in four versions: 60km AIR, 60km PLUS, 125km MAX, and 125km. Prices range from 128,000 to 158,000 yuan (approximately $17,500 to $21,700 USD).
Key features of the Galaxy L6 include:
- e-CMA Electric-Hybrid Architecture: The vehicle is built on the e-CMA electric-hybrid platform.
- Powertrain: It utilizes Geely’s NordThor Hybrid 8848 system, consisting of a 1.5T hybrid engine with a thermal efficiency of 44.26%, a 3-speed DHT Pro gearbox, and a P1+P2 dual-motor electric drive. The 1.5T engine produces 120 kW and 225 Nm, while the motor generates 107 kW and 338 Nm, resulting in a combined system power of 287 kW and a combined system torque of 535 Nm.
- Driving Modes: The vehicle offers four driving modes: pure electric mode, range-extender mode, smart mode, and performance mode.
- Battery Options: Two battery pack capacities are available, offering pure electric cruising ranges of 60 km and 125 km, with comprehensive cruising ranges of 1,320 km and 1,370 km, respectively.
- Fuel Efficiency: The Galaxy L6 boasts a low fuel consumption rate of 4.55L/100km.
- Performance: It can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 6.3 seconds, with a top speed of 247 km/h.
- Interior: The vehicle features a symmetrical cockpit design with a 10.25-inch rectangular LCD instrument panel, a 13.2-inch vertical central control screen powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 chip, and a two-spoke flat-bottom multifunctional steering wheel. Other interior configurations include 270°-adjustable rear seats, 256-color ambient lighting, and an automatic fragrance system.
The Galaxy series is part of Geely Group’s electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle lineup, and it was launched in early 2023. The series is expected to comprise seven models by 2025, including both sedans and SUVs. The Galaxy L6 follows the earlier release of the Galaxy L7, a plug-in hybrid SUV, in May. This expansion of Geely’s electric and hybrid offerings reflects the growing demand for such vehicles in the Chinese market and beyond.