Geely Al-Wahlan has officially introduced the Geometry C electric vehicle in Saudi Arabia, announcing test drives for customers interested in experiencing the car.
The Geely Geometry C features a clean design suitable for electric vehicles, with an elegant rear shape and blade-like LED headlights. It is equipped with flat door handles, a glowing Geely logo at the front, panoramic daytime running lights, and a light strip at the rear.
Inside, the car showcases environmentally friendly materials with no odors and features a standalone modern infotainment screen. It also includes a vertical transmission, a panoramic sunroof, ambient lighting, wireless charging, and seat ventilation.
The vehicle's dimensions include a length of 4432 mm, a width of 1833 mm, a height of 1560 mm, and a wheelbase of 2700 mm, with a ground clearance of 140 mm. It employs a MacPherson front suspension and a twist beam rear suspension.
The car is powered by an electric motor that delivers 310 Nm of torque, with a driving range of 359 km for the GS variant and 485 km for the GF variant. It features a three-phase lithium battery of 53 kWh and 70 kWh, providing a maximum power output of 150 kW or 210 hp. The battery is guaranteed for 96 months or 150,000 km. The car can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.7 seconds, and charging from 30% to 100% takes 6 hours.
Interior colors include brown, with front seats offering cooling features, a 12.3-inch display, and a 5-inch gauge. The vehicle also includes dual-zone air conditioning and adjustable ambient lighting. The driver's seat can be electrically adjusted in 6 directions, while the front passenger seat can be adjusted in 4 directions, either electrically or manually. Externally, it comes with 17 or 18-inch aluminum wheels.
Safety features include ABS and EPB braking systems, electronic stability control (ESC), and tire pressure monitoring. It also has a collision protection system, pedestrian warning, lane-keeping assist, front collision warning, and lane departure warning. Additionally, it features blind spot monitoring, an ICA system, speed limit information, and door opening warnings.
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