Overview
- Ash Sutcliffe, Geely’s communications chief, said the company expects to announce a U.S. market plan within 24–36 months, with no launch dates disclosed.
- Geely brought multiple group models to CES and hosted journalist test drives in Las Vegas to showcase its vehicles to U.S. media.
- Zeekr and Lynk & Co. were identified as the likely brands for a potential U.S. effort.
- Sutcliffe cited Volvo’s South Carolina factory as a natural option for local manufacturing and said Geely will comply with data-protection requirements.
- High U.S. import tariffs on China-built cars and restrictions on China-developed automotive software currently block direct sales.