Geely Boyue L Is A $24,000 Chinese SUV We’d Love To See In America.
Good design, quality cabin, and rich standard equipment – what’s not to love?
Geely may be not a popular name in the United States but the company is actually a huge player in the automotive industry. In addition to owning Volvo, Polestar, and Lotus, the Chinese firm also has partnerships with Daimler and the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, among others. But, meanwhile, it also builds its own cars and to be honest, it is pretty good at it.
Just last month, Geely unveiled its Galaxy range of models, which will comprise at least seven premium electrified models. In the mainstream segment, there’s a new SUV from the brand and it’s highlighted in a new video review from our friends at Wheelsboy. The video is attached at the top of this page and below, there’s an exclusive gallery with the vehicle courtesy of the Chinese publication.
The Boyue L is a new product that is the successor of the Boyue X – and it’s not just a facelift but an actual second-generation SUV, which brings many design, interior, and tech upgrades. It is based on Geely’s CMA architecture and is offered with combustion and mild-hybrid powertrains. If you want plug-in electric power, you will have to look for a Galaxy-branded version of the vehicle.
