Chinese Geely has announced the start of sales for its fully electric car "Galaxy TT" in the Chinese market, after opening pre-orders. The company positions this model at an advanced spot within its electric family, announcing that it covers a distance of up to 725 kilometers on a single charge according to Chinese measurement standards, accelerates from a standstill to 100 km/h in 3.8 seconds, and is capable of parking itself automatically without driver intervention.
These figures place the "Galaxy TT" in the category of electric cars that are high-performance and long-range at the same time, a difficult equation Chinese manufacturers are currently striving for. The announced range aims to reassure the driver who fears frequent charging, while the acceleration appeals to a segment interested in a sporty feel even in family-use cars. Automatic parking represents one of the new fronts of competition over smart assistance systems.
Most importantly for the Saudi buyer, Geely has not yet announced the launch of the "Galaxy TT" outside China, nor the name it might carry in global markets, which has been the norm with some "Galaxy" models that changed their names outside the Chinese market. Therefore, its arrival in the region remains an uncertain possibility, and it is worth following for anyone awaiting a new electric alternative in the luxury crossover category.
If it does arrive, it will likely find itself facing well-known electric models in Saudi Arabia such as the Tesla Model Y, Chinese competitors from BYD, Zeekr and Changan, in addition to European and Korean options. Competition in this category is no longer limited to range or acceleration, but extends to cabin quality, software prowess and after-sales service.
The buyer should wait for official details before judging, paying attention to the fact that the announced range figures are measured according to d
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