11:27 21-11-2025

Geely Galaxy V900: premium EREV minivan debuts at Guangzhou 2025

Geely Galaxy V900 EREV debuts at Guangzhou 2025: LEVC L380 platform, 50/43.3 kWh batteries, 165–202 km EV range, lidar, active aero, and 6- or 8-seat interiors.

At the 2025 Guangzhou Auto Show, the premium Geely Galaxy V900 minivan made its debut, built on the electric LEVC L380 platform. Regulatory filings confirm a 1.5T EREV setup rated at 120 kW, plus a choice of two batteries: a 50 kWh pack from CATL or a 43.3 kWh unit from CALB. Pure-electric range is stated at 202/195 km or 172/165 km, and with the battery depleted the fuel use is 7–7.2 L/100 km. The package reads like a long-haul people mover designed to keep range anxiety out of the picture.

The V900 closely follows the L380’s design brief: a straight roofline, blacked-out pillars, sliding doors, and even LEVC badges that could easily confuse shoppers. Equipment includes a roof-mounted lidar, an active grille integrated into the front bumper, and an unusual upper signature for the daytime running lights. The look gives this big van a recognizable face without overplaying the drama.

Dimensions come in at 5360 x 1998 x 1940 mm, making it 10 mm longer than the Li Mega. Wheel sizes are 18 or 20 inches, and powered side steps are available. Inside, seating can be arranged 2+2+2 or 2+2+2+2. The six-seat version offers a 919 mm deep cargo area, while the eight-seater has 347 mm, with the fourth row folding into the floor. Curb weight ranges from 2910 to 3030 kg, with a maximum of up to 3660 kg, and top speed is 190 km/h. On paper, that mix prioritizes space and comfort without forgetting long-distance pace.