Geely’s Electric Avenue and Family Lane

Geely Launches All-Electric EX5 and Hybrid Okavango Elite in the Philippines

Geely Motor Philippines is stepping on the gas—or in this case, the charge—with the official launch of two new energy vehicles: the all-electric EX5 SUV and the hybrid Okavango Elite. The twin launch marks a major milestone for the company since it transitioned into a direct subsidiary model earlier this year.

The two models highlight Geely’s commitment to offering a complete lineup of powertrain options—ranging from battery electric and plug-in hybrids to mild hybrids and internal combustion engine vehicles—by the end of 2025. The move is part of a broader push for smarter, more adaptable mobility solutions in the country.

To support this initiative, Geely has stocked over USD 5 million worth of parts in its own warehouse, and announced improved after-sales support and new dealer programs aimed at strengthening ownership experience and service delivery.

Geely EX5: The Brand’s First All-Electric SUV in PH

Priced at PHP 1,799,000, the EX5 brings Geely into the local EV market with a tech-packed electric SUV that promises comfort, safety, and intelligent features. Its short blade battery can fast-charge from 30% to 80% in just 20 minutes, thanks to an optimized 11-in-1 electric drive system.

Backed by dual 5-star crash ratings from Euro NCAP and ANCAP, the EX5 also comes with advanced driver assistance features like adaptive cruise control and 360° panoramic parking. Inside, it features a spacious cabin with massage seats, a 15.4-inch touchscreen, a heads-up display, voice command in 10 languages, and a transparent chassis view for safer maneuvering.

Design highlights include flush-mounted door handles, a panoramic sunroof, and antibacterial materials—plus, it qualifies for a green EV plate under local incentives.

Okavango Elite: A Hybrid SUV for Family Versatility

Targeted at larger households, the PHP 1,368,000 Okavango Elite is a 7-seater SUV designed for maximum space and flexibility. It’s the only hybrid in its class with seven individual seats and five configurable layouts, providing a cargo capacity of up to 2,050 liters—enough for 20 large suitcases.

Upgrades include new exterior styling, enhanced interior materials, a 360° camera, and reinforced structural safety. Its hybrid powertrain balances fuel economy with performance, and like the EX5, it also qualifies for EV-related perks like number coding exemptions.

Geely Celebrates Six Years in the PH Market

Alongside the launch, Geely kicked off its 6th anniversary in the Philippines by introducing limited-time promotions for the EX5 and Okavango Elite. Existing customers will also benefit from new support programs for older models and a customer referral initiative.

Geely also unveiled dealer incentives for Coolray and Emgrand units to boost showroom activity and improve overall consumer value. The company says these initiatives reflect a deeper understanding of how Filipinos use their vehicles daily.

“These cars aren’t just feature-rich,” said Sylva Yu, CEO of Geely Motor Philippines. “They’re built with insight into how Filipinos actually move—whether it’s the quiet torque of the EX5 or the adaptability of the Okavango Elite.”