Geely Galaxy officially announces V900 global pre-sales to start on January 7

On January 4, Geely Galaxy said its all-new mid-to-large MPV, the Galaxy V900, will open global pre-sales on January 7.

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The model had already debuted at the 2025 Guangzhou Auto Show. The Galaxy V900 carries the brand's family design language: a large front grille and split headlamp setup, with active grille shutters expected. A roof-mounted lidar points to higher-level driver-assistance capability.

From the side, the Geely Galaxy V900 may adopt flush door handles and is expected to feature dual power sliding doors. At the rear, it sports a full-width taillight and a large rear window.

Inside, the V900 features a 15.4-inch center display and a 10.25-inch instrument screen, running the Flyme Auto 2 smart cockpit system. The second row gets a ceiling-mounted entertainment screen, while a 5.98-inch control screen sits on the armrest to serve different passenger needs. The Cloud-Comfort SPA seats support heating, ventilation, memory and spa-grade massage, paired with the Flyme Sound "Boundless Sound" 27-speaker system and an AI mic-less karaoke function to create an immersive, comfortable cabin.

Back in September 2025, the all-new range-extended MPV V900 appeared in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's (MIIT's) filing catalog. Public MIIT data lists the Galaxy V900 at 5,316 mm long, 1,998 mm wide and 1,940 mm high, with a 3,180 mm wheelbase.

Powertrain-wise, the Geely Galaxy V900 uses a 1.5T range-extender setup and pairs with either a 50 kWh ternary lithium battery from CATL or a 43.3 kWh pack from CALB, delivering up to 202 km of pure-electric range.

Geely Galaxy's lineup already spans the M, E, L and A series, alongside models such as Starship and Xingyao. The new V series marks a key milestone in its push into premium new-energy MPVs — and the start of a fresh product sequence.