Geely Unveils “Geometry” EV Brand
Geely Auto Group has launched Geometry, its new all-electric brand, and unveiled the marque’s first model, the A sedan.
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Geely Auto Group has launched Geometry, its new all-electric brand, and unveiled the marque’s first model, the A sedan.
Geometry aims to introduce 10 all-electric cars, SUV/crossovers and minivan models by 2025. All cars will use lithium batteries provided by China supplier CATL (Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd.) that can be replenished by fast-charge equipment to 80% of capacity in 30 minutes.
The Geometry A will be equipped with pedestrian detection, automatic emergency braking, automatic headlight high-beam operation and collision warning.
An array of sensors and cameras enable 360° reversing video, front and rear collision warning, lane change and lane change assist, blind spot detection, adaptive cruise control and automatic parking.
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