Overview
- Geely confirmed on Tuesday that the EX2 will be offered in two rear‑drive trims from $26,490 (Complete) and $30,990 (Inspire) before on‑road costs, with cars due in Australian showrooms from late July.
- The entry Complete uses a 35.3kWh LFP battery and a 60kW motor for a claimed 252km WLTP range, while the Inspire has a 47.1kWh LFP pack and an 85kW motor for a claimed 345km WLTP range.
- Early buyers who order and take delivery between July 12 and August 31 receive a complimentary 7kW home charger and a waiver of the usual $600 premium paint fee, and Geely is offering a short finance deal in some channels.
- Connected services will activate from August with 24 months of app access for remote locking, climate control and scheduled charging, and emergency‑call capability is planned to arrive via an over‑the‑air update in the final quarter of 2026.
- Geely says the Australia‑spec EX2 received a local suspension calibration with Geely Technology Europe and uses a multi‑link rear suspension to improve ride and handling versus common torsion‑beam rivals, a point it is using to differentiate the car as a value‑focused option for first‑time EV buyers.