Geely has unveiled the new family crossover Galaxy M7, which will go on sale in China in April and may also become available in international markets. The model stands out with its modern equipment and impressive fuel efficiency — it consumes only 3.35 liters per 100 km, and the maximum range reaches 1730 km.
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Updated Design and Interior of the Geely Galaxy M7
The Galaxy M7 is essentially a plug-in hybrid version of the popular second-generation Geely Atlas crossover. It differs from the gasoline model with a redesigned front end — there is no traditional grille, and the lighting features a new style. The car measures 4.77 meters in length, providing a spacious interior for families.
Significant changes have taken place in the interior of the Geely Galaxy M7: a new steering wheel and gear lever have been installed, while the digital instrument cluster and large touchscreen for the multimedia system have been retained. High-quality materials such as leather, Alcantara, and wood have been used for the finishing. The model comes equipped with a panoramic roof, power-adjustable seats, an audio system with 23 speakers, parking autopilot, and a semi-autonomous driving system.
Technical Specifications and Efficiency
The Geely Galaxy M7 is equipped with a modern plug-in hybrid setup that combines a 1.5-liter turbo engine with a power output of 110 hp and an electric motor (its specifications are not yet disclosed). The maximum speed of the vehicle reaches 180 km/h. Buyers can choose between batteries of 18.4 or 29.8 kWh, providing up to 225 km of electric-only range. Together with the fuel engine, this allows for a total range of up to 1730 km without additional recharging or refueling.
“The crossover consumes 3.35 liters per 100 km”.
The manufacturer also offers a wide range of modern options for comfort and safety, including driver assistance systems, making the Galaxy M7 an attractive choice for family use. It is expected that the new model will interest buyers not only in China but also in other countries’ markets.