The best-selling electric car in China in 2025 has arrived in our country to promote sustainable urban mobility. This vehicle is available in two versions and promises good features and an affordable price.
The Geely EX2 offers various smart and safety features designed to enhance the user’s driving experience. Photo: Geely
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The Geely EX2 topped the list of best-selling cars in China in 2025. Although the brand was founded in 1989, it now has a presence in other countries such as Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, and Chile.
According to the manufacturer, it recently brought its models to the country to promote more accessible urban mobility, prioritizing environmental protection.
Currently, the Geely EX2 is available for pre-order in Mexico in two versions: GL, priced at $374,900, and GF, priced at $404,900. But what does it offer for that price?
Both versions share the same features, but the GF includes advanced functions such as the Geely app integration, which allows users to manage the vehicle to receive alerts, access route information, and use other real-time navigation tools.
In general, its attributes are:
According to the technical specifications, this electric car is one of the most powerful on the market. It has a 39.4 kWh lithium-iron-phosphate battery, providing 70W of power and a range of 395 kilometers on the NEDC cycle.
It offers an ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) safety system.
It has seating for 5 passengers.
It includes front airbags. A 14.6” screen allows you to browse the internet and access vehicle controls. The front trunk has a 70-liter capacity, and the rear trunk offers 1,320 liters of cargo space. It features a 114 hp electric motor with 150 Nm of torque. The GL version is available in ceramic white, vanilla, and tin silver; while the GF comes in green, ceramic white, vanilla, tin silver, and ash gray.
The Geely EX2 primarily offers environmental advantages by reducing emissions. For this reason, in areas like Mexico City, it is exempt from emissions testing and the “Hoy No Circula” (No Driving Today) program.
Source: eluniversal
