MPV Luxury Geely V900 EREV Will Appear On Guangzhou Auto Show

Geely V900 EREV. (Photo: ChinaEVHome)

JAKARTA - Geely will bring its newest MPV flagship V900 at the Guangzhou Auto Show which will take place from November 21.

Geely also confirmed that its premium MPV line will now carry the name Galaxy V Series, with V900 as the first model. This car has previously passed the MIIT regulatory submission process in September and is an extended-range version of LEVC L380. After the brand consolidation, LEVC is now under the umbrella of Geely Galaxy.

Reporting from ChinaEVHome, Tuesday, November 18, this model is positioned to expand Geely's dominance in the luxury MPV segment at prices above 300,000 yuan (around Rp700 million), the Galaxy V900 will directly challenge big players such as Li Auto MEGA, Denza D9, and Zeekr 009. The dimensions are not kidding: length 5,360 mm, width 1,998 mm, height 1,940 mm, and wheelbase 3,200 mm. Consumers can choose a configuration of 6 seats or 8 seats as needed.

By design, the Galaxy V900 looks elegant with a dual-tone body, an exclusive Pegasus'' emblem, a large panoramic rear window, and an elongated LED light at the stern. The front feels much more character than the L380 LEVC, thanks to a large grille with an active intake water structure and on-board LiDAR units to support more sophisticated assisted driving skills.

Entering the cabin, the focus of its development is on convenience and space efficiency. The panoramic roof stretches up to the third row, the second row seat is made wider, while the third row is full in size to overcome the stigma of the narrow MPV backroom. A folding table is also provided so that the cabin can function as a mobile workspace.

For performance, the Galaxy V900 is equipped with Geely's Super AI Extended-Range System, combining the 1.5T engine as a range-extender with a Ternary-lithium CATL battery. The machine is capable of generating a peak power of 120 kW.

As of October 2025, Geely Galaxy's total cumulative sales have surpassed 1 million units, confirming their position as one of the most aggressive players in China's new energy vehicle (NEV) market.