Does Geely have a 7-seater?

[SanIvan]

Geely does not have a 7-seater. Taking the Geely Icon as an example: this car is a compact SUV under the Geely brand, with body dimensions of 4350mm in length, 1810mm in width, and 1615mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2640mm. In terms of power, the Geely Icon is equipped with a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine across all models, delivering a maximum power of 177 horsepower and a maximum torque of 255 Nm. The Geely Icon uses a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission across all models, which is a product developed based on a manual transmission. The structure of this transmission is similar to that of a manual transmission, except it has an additional set of clutches and a shift control mechanism compared to a manual transmission.

[DiRuby]

Last month, I accompanied a friend to test drive a 7-seater from Geely. The Geely Jiaji MPV is designed with seven seats, featuring independent second-row seats that can be adjusted forward and backward, making it especially convenient for outings with elderly or children. The trunk can easily fit two large suitcases, and the third row is quite spacious for people under 160cm tall. It also comes with a hybrid version, which can save a lot on fuel costs by using pure electric mode for city commuting. However, it's worth noting that the trunk space shrinks when the third row is fully occupied.

[DelAlexander]

Geely's current main 7-seater models are the Jiaji MPV and the Haoyue L SUV. The Jiaji's interior resembles a space capsule, featuring dual 12.3-inch panoramic screens in the front. Last week, I took a long-distance ride in a colleague's Haoyue L and discovered that its third row can be folded completely flat, turning the trunk into a two-meter-long bed. Although the third row might feel a bit cramped for adults, it's perfectly adequate for short trips or emergencies. The pure gasoline version consumes around 8 liters per 100km, so it's recommended to opt for the hybrid variant.

[McKendra]

My family drives the 2021 Jiaji. As a family with two kids, we highly value its third-row ISO FIX interfaces, which allow us to install two child safety seats simultaneously. The 1.5T engine struggles slightly when climbing hills with a full load of seven people, but it performs adequately on city roads. It's worth noting that the older infotainment system occasionally lags, but the newer Galaxy OS version runs much smoother. The 60km pure electric range is sufficient for school runs.

[HaydenDella]

Now is the time to really try the Haoyue L if you're buying a seven-seater. It's 30 cm longer than a regular SUV, with a recessed design for the third-row headroom, leaving extra space even for someone 1.7 meters tall. Last week, with camping gear loaded, after folding down the third row, it accommodated a tent, a folding cart, and still had half a trunk space left. The 2.0T engine delivers strong power for highway overtaking, just be mindful of its 5-meter length when parking as it does take up space.

[VonEvangeline]

From a usage scenario perspective, the Jiaji is more suitable for urban families: its 1.8-meter height allows it to enter underground parking garages, and the second-row independent seats make it convenient to install armrests for elderly passengers. However, if you frequently drive on rough roads, the Haoyue L offers higher ground clearance. The recently launched Galaxy L7 also has a 7-seater version, but its third row is more cramped compared to the Jiaji. It is recommended to focus on comparing the trunk sizes of the Jiaji and Haoyue L. For families with children, choosing the hybrid version with a fast-charging port is the most practical option.