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2026 Geely EX2 price and specs

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First reported by CarExpert · 26 July at 8:00 am

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The quick read

Geely's first electric hatchback in Australia is the EX2, offering smart styling and competitive pricing
The EX2 has a long equipment list and competitive driving range
Geely's entry into the Australian market with the EX2 brings a new player to the EV and hybrid segment
The EX2's competitive pricing and features will likely attract price-sensitive buyers

For dealers: Australian dealers should take note of the EX2's competitive pricing and features as it may impact sales of other EV and hybrid models in their showrooms

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ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The arrival of the Geely EX2 in Australia is a wake-up call for dealers who have been relying on established brands to drive EV sales, as this new competitor is poised to disrupt the market with its competitive pricing and features

Pricing and Margin Pressure

The EX2's competitive pricing will put pressure on other EV and hybrid models in the market, potentially forcing dealers to revisit their pricing strategies to remain competitive, particularly in the budget-conscious segment

Dealers who have been enjoying healthy margins on other EV models may need to reassess their pricing to avoid losing sales to the EX2, which boasts a long equipment list and competitive driving range

Competitor Response

Other Chinese brands, such as MG and BYD, will likely take notice of Geely's aggressive pricing and features, potentially sparking a price war in the EV and hybrid segment, which could further erode margins for dealers

Established brands, such as Toyota and Hyundai, may also need to respond to the EX2's competitive pricing, potentially leading to a broader market shift towards more affordable EV and hybrid options

Action Required

This week, dealers should review their current EV and hybrid offerings and pricing strategies to identify areas where they can remain competitive, and consider offering incentives or promotions to attract buyers who may be drawn to the EX2's value proposition

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