Geely confirms three electrified models for 2027 Australian expansion
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Geely confirms three electrified models for 2027 Australian expansion
Geely Auto Australia has confirmed three electrified models for local launch in 2027 as part of a major expansion across the SUV, sedan and off-road segments. The Monjaro EM-i plug-in hybrid SUV and…
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