Geely will officially launch its all-electric Galaxy TT sedan on September 10 in Hangzhou. The vehicle is designed as a sporty mid-to-large sedan measuring 4,999 mm in length and featuring a drag coefficient of 0.22.
Pre-sales for three rear-wheel-drive variants opened on August 13 with prices ranging from ¥145,900 to ¥169,900. By August 28, the company reported over 20,000 pre-orders for these models.
The high-end TT Ultra all-wheel-drive version, limited to 999 units, began pre-sales on July 21 at ¥209,800. The vehicle features a dual-motor system with 425 kW output, reaching 100 km/h in 3.8 seconds.
All variants utilize an 800-volt platform and CATL 6C batteries, allowing for over 400 km of range after 11 minutes of charging. The car includes a LiDAR unit, Horizon Robotics J6M chips, and Flyme Auto software.
The Galaxy TT enters the market to compete with the Xiaomi SU7 and Xpeng P7+. This launch is a strategic move for Geely, as the company seeks to bolster its domestic sales performance.