Galaxy M9 is the new flagship presented by Geely on May 22 in Milan. A large six-seater hybrid SUV that embodies the canons of oriental luxury and integrates new energy technologies and artificial intelligence.
The M9 boasts considerable dimensions – with its 5205 mm in length, 1999 mm in width and 1800 mm in height – and a design that comes from the fusion of Chinese aesthetic influences and global inspirations.
Majestic and elegant, the M9 is characterized by robust shapes, but still fluid and harmonious and a silhouette that refers to the principles of traditional Chinese architecture with a horizontal development on overlapping and well-proportioned planes. The front integrates a light strip, the “ripple full-width daytime running light”, inspired by Vincent Van Gogh’s “starry night” and composed of 816 LEDs capable of producing the twinkle of stars reflected on the water.
The interiors, with an effective length of 3.7 meters and a height of 1.3 meters, are developed over three distinct areas placed in parallel and inspired by the three-courtyard structure typical of traditional Chinese domestic architecture. The passenger compartment aims to accommodate the Chinese family of three generations (grandparents, parents and children) offering all components: maximum space, comfort and ad hoc solutions.
Key features include the integrated 30-inch screen, an intelligent and responsive AI-powered system that regulates the interaction between the user and the interior environment, and advanced seating functions designed to enhance the passenger experience.
The Geely Galaxy M9 also introduces Geely’s AI Digital Chassis and the G-Pilot H5 Intelligent Driving Assistance System, ensuring exceptional performance, safety, and smart interaction. Powered by the AI Cloud 2.0-driven Thor EM-P Super-Hybrid system, it achieves remarkable fuel efficiency of 4.8L per 100kms and enables a 0-100 km/h acceleration of 4.5 seconds.
At the event, Geely Auto also launched its innovative “Five by Five” strategy, which starts a new era in its global mission, emphasizing innovation, sustainability and user-centric design. A transformative global innovation that is based on a network of global centers, five of design (Shanghai, Ningbo, Milan, Gothenburg and Coventry); five research and development projects; five global testing clusters and five green powertrain pathways, coordinated through a unique artificial intelligence ecosystem to offer innovative mobility solutions.
