Overview
- Geely confirmed local pricing on Tuesday, July 14, 2026, listing the EX2 Complete from $26,490 and the EX2 Inspire from $30,990 before on-road costs as deliveries are set to begin in late July.
- The EX2 is offered in two rear-wheel‑drive grades: the Complete with a 60kW motor, 35.3kWh LFP battery and 252km WLTP range with up to 60kW DC charging, and the Inspire with an 85kW motor, 47.1kWh LFP battery and 345km WLTP range with up to 80kW DC charging.
- Geely is running a timed launch package for buyers who order and take delivery between July 12 and August 31 that includes a free 7kW home EV charger and a waiver of the usual $600 premium paint fee.
- Standard kit focuses on safety and connectivity, with seven airbags, a broad ADAS suite (AEB, adaptive cruise, blind‑spot monitoring, lane keeping and rear cross‑traffic alert), a 14.6‑inch touchscreen and connected services that go live from August with emergency‑call promised via a later over‑the‑air update.
- The EX2 arrives as a value play in the Small under $45,000 segment — the model was China’s best‑selling EV in 2025 with about 466,000 sales — and will form part of Geely’s broader Australian rollout that plans six Geely‑badged models by 2028, increasing competition for roughly 5,000 monthly segment sales.