Geely is busily expanding its dealership network, with additional locations opening in the coming months to bring the tally to 22.
The Chinese brand returned to Australia this year as a factory-backed operation after over a decade off the market, though its parent company has been well-represented through subsidiaries like Volvo and Polestar.
Geely has now announced dealerships across every state and territory bar the Northern Territory.
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Customer deliveries of its debut model, the EX5 mid-sized electric SUV, commenced this month.
Here’s a full list of Geely’s Australian dealerships:
New South Wales
| Location | Dealer group |
|---|---|
| Geely Artarmon | McCaroll’s |
| Geely Liverpool | Peter Warren Automotive |
| Geely Shellharbour | Cenecrew |
| Geely Chullora (opening April) | Auto Solutions NSW |
| Geely Port Macquarie (opening May) | John Oxley Motors |
Victoria
| Location | Dealer group |
|---|---|
| Geely Brighton | Jowett Motor Group |
| Geely Epping | Jowett Motor Group |
| Geely Chadstone | GWS Chadstone |
| Geely Deer Park | Kevin Dennis Motors |
| Geely Geelong | Rex Gorell |
| Geely Peninsula | Peninsula European |
| Geely Ferntree Gully | Knox Auto |
| Geely Doncaster (opening April) | Peter Warren Automotive |
Queensland
| Location | Dealer group |
|---|---|
| Geely Gold Coast | James Frizelle’s Automotive Group |
| Geely Mt Gravatt | Cleveland Auto Co |
| Geely North Lakes | Village Motors Group |
| Geely Sunshine Coast | Pacific Motor Group |
| Geely Townsville | Pickerings Auto Group |
Geely will have one dealership in each of the following states and territories:
- South Australia: Reynella (Wayne Phillis Automotive)
- Tasmania: Hobart (Tony White Group; opening in April)
- Western Australia: Osborne Park
- Australian Capital Territory: Phillip (Lennock Motors)
While the Geely brand has just one car to sell for now, it plans to launch a further six vehicles over the next three years.
These are all expected to feature either electric or plug-in hybrid power.
The EX5 is aiming for the heart of the electric vehicle (EV) market in Australia with a base price of $40,990 before on-road costs, tackling other cut-price Chinese SUVs like the BYD Atto 3 and Leapmotor C10.
In addition to the sharp pricing, Geely is throwing in a further sweeteners until the end of April.
All EX5s sold before then will receive three years of free servicing, one year of free public charging, free premium paint and a free home charger. Geely is also offering a 3.88 per cent comparison rate.